This guide provides an overview of the steps in an evidence synthesis review, and offers several suggestions for useful resources and tools to use throughout the process. Librarians offer consultations as well. Please refer to the "How Librarians Can Help" information on this guide's home page to see the specific ways librarians can support you through this process.
For clarification questions, please contact the Evidence Synthesis Library Team.
We recognize that these types of reviews may be interdisciplinary and not limited to a single discipline. Submitting the survey to schedule a consultation with a librarian is the first step, and depending on your topic, that librarian may consult or ask other colleagues to join the discussion.
Melissa Beuoy
Research Librarian for Interdisciplinary Studies
Subjects: Education, Global and International Studies
Nicole Carpenter
Research Librarian for Social Sciences
Subjects: Anthropology, Psychological and Cognitive Sciences, Sociology
Carrie Cullen
Research Librarian for Physical Sciences
Subjects: Mathematics, Nursing & Allied Health, Physics & Astronomy, Statistics
Becca Gates
Research Librarian for Health Sciences
Subjects: Nursing & Allied Health
Julia Gelfand
Research Librarian for Applied Sciences and Engineering
Subjects: Computer Science, Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Informatics, Public Policy, Urban Planning
Linda Murphy
Research Librarian for Health Sciences
Subjects: Medicine & Health Sciences
Hector Perez-Gilbe
Research Librarian for Health Sciences
Subjects: Medicine & Health Sciences, Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences, Public Health
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