Pre-planning and protocol development for systematic reviews

Professor Kay Cooper from The Scottish Centre for Evidence-based Multi-professional Practice at Robert Gordan University presents on pre-planning and protocol development for systematic reviews: pitfalls to avoid and tips for success.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Prof Kay Cooper
03:07 Outline of presentation by Prof Kay Cooper
04:22 Pre-planning your systematic review
06:19 Planning your systematic review
06:48 What is your review question?
09:17 Is a systematic review needed?
14:06 Is the proposed review feasible?
17:03 Protocol development
19:14 Protocol development: Question
19:47 Protocol development: Inclusion criteria (PICO)
20:08 Protocol development: Search strategy
21:58 Protocol development: Study selection
23:12 Protocol development: Quality/risk of bias
24:12 Protocol development: Data extraction
26:53 Protocol development: Data synthesis
27:46 Protocol development: Reporting
27:54 Common pitfalls
30:54 Bibliography and resources
41:45 Q&A with Prof Kay Cooper
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11:40. what you came here for hehe :) THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO!

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Haha thanks

[@jomarch88]

thanks!!

[@JBIEBHC]

Just letting you know that we have added chapters to the video so you can skip straight to the section(s) that would be of most value to you.

[@Nature-eh3bq]

I have a question Quality/risk of bias is done after the study selection or end of meta analysis?

[@tnt7913]

The first 10 minutes are absolutely useless and truly have nothing to do with anything.

[@JBIEBHC]

Thanks for your feedback. As a result, we have edited out the very beginning, and included chapters so that viewers can more easily skip to the content that interests them the most.