top of page
Systematic Literature Reviews: techniques for maximizing your search strategy
Systematic Literature Reviews: techniques for maximizing your search strategy

Thu, 29 Aug

|

FOWI common room - 4th floor

Systematic Literature Reviews: techniques for maximizing your search strategy

Kitty Delaney and Diana Blackwood, librarians of the Business and the Health Sciences faculty present on techniques to maximise your literature search strategies. Participants are encouraged to bring their own challenges in this area for discussion.

Registration is Closed
See other events

Time & Location

29 Aug 2019, 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm

FOWI common room - 4th floor, 78 Murray Street, Perth WA, Australia

About the Event

Systematic literature reviews, as well as systematic approaches to searching, are now becoming more common in the field of business research. This involves a more rigorous approach to the searching and the reporting of search strategies so that results generated for literature reviews can be replicated. The session will highlight some of the systematic review techniques used in the health sciences as well as discussing approaches to effective searching. Kitty and Diana will use a topic provided by FOWI researchers to showcase search techniques and share tips for capturing search strategies and databases used in developing a systematic literature review.

Preparation from audience: If possible, we would like attendees to consider the following:

• What are the questions or challenges you have experienced in preparing systematic literature reviews?

• What other kinds of research are you doing?

• What databases are you currently using?

Share This Event

Contact Us

Future of Work Institute

Curtin Graduate School of Business 

78 Murray Street

Perth WA 6000


Telephone: +61 8 9266 4668

Email: fowi@curtin.edu.au

The Future of Work Institute (FoWI) promotes productive and meaningful work as essential foundations of a healthy economy and society.

FoWI’s researchers focus on how people contribute to and benefit from new knowledge and practices, and their mission is to support thriving people and organisations in the digital age.

The Future of Work Institute acknowledges Whadjuk Nyungar people who remain Custodians of the lands on which we research, learn and collaborate.

© 2025 Future of Work Institute, Curtin University

Links

  • X
  • LinkedIn
  • Youtube
MasterLogoKeyline_colour.jpg
Thrive at Work Logo Standard NoTagline RGB Red.png
logo-revised-horizontal-may-2017.png
Smart without a shadow.png
bottom of page