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How can I find a systematic review?

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A systematic review is a structured evaluation to review completed research on a specific topic. A systematic review is both a process and a document. 

You can find systematic reviews in the following databases:

These databases allow you to include "systematic review" as a keyword search, or use the database filters to limit to only that material type. Not all topics will have a systematic review, some other evidence-based literature includes randomized controlled trials and meta-analysis. If you do need extra help please contact a Librarian.

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