Informal mini-workshop: Meta-analysis & systematic reviews for beginners

The mini-workshop will cover the basics of systematic review and meta-analytical process for seeking to start such projects.

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14 May 2019 3:30pm - 14 May 2019 5:30pm
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Dr Malgorzata (Losia) Lagisz. Evolution and Ecology Research Centre, University of New South Wales
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This workshop is intended for those starting or considering a meta-analytic project. I will provide a quick overview of the systematic review and meta-analytic process. The focus will be on the most common traps you may encounter and ways to avoid them. The interactive presentation will be followed by a short exercise and a Q&A session. For example, you may want to ask: “what is a good question for a meta-analysis?, “how many studies do I need for a meta-analysis?”, “what are the alternatives to a formal meta-analysis?”, “how long will it take?”, “how to do it quicker?”, “who and how many people should be involved?”, “how to organise the workflow?”, “how to visualise the results?” I do not promise to answer every possible question, but we can certainly have a good discussion.

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Evolution Meeting Rm (C201), Level 2, RN Robertson Building (46)

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