Conducting Evidence Based Research

It’s natural to think that all research is evidence based given the long citation lists that research papers come with. Yet, scientists have found that research papers lack a systematic and transparent approach in citing past studies or trials. Research papers that do not exhibit proper systematic reviews of prior studies can lead to duplication and unnecessary experiments, resulting in a waste to time, resources and efforts.
In this module, experts Klara Brunnhuber and Hans Lund will explain how you can ascertain an evidence-based research approach from the first steps of establishing the study concepts until the last where you place your results. They will share with you the structures you can follow to enhance the reliability of your research and ensure that your paper efficiently contributes to science.
You will come away with a new understanding of the importance of transparency, why systematic reviews are necessary, and how you can support science by preventing research waste. Complete the module, receive your certificate, and earn a 10% discount on Elsevier Language Editing services. Visit the module page on Researcher Academy at: researcheracad...
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