Part of the Cochrane Interactive Learning course on Conducting an Intervention Review, this module covers the expected process to follow in reporting your review. This module teaches you how to create ‘Summary of findings’ tables, writing up your results, how to discuss evidence and draw conclusions, and the different summary formats of a Cochrane review.
In general, the writing process for a systematic review is similar to the process of writing any other kind of literature review. Even if you have written a literature review before, it may be useful to consult resources on writing in this genre:
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When writing a systematic review, be mindful of the specific guidelines for structuring your review and instructions to authors provided by journals and organisations where you plant to submit your work. Some different styles include:
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