Webinar recap: How to do a systematic review

By Kasia Figiel, Sage Research Methods Community Manager

Whether you’re tackling a systematic review for your own research project, or supporting students, this recent Sage Campus webinar is an essential watch.

Dr Gemma Cherry and Dr Michelle Maden, co-authors of Doing a Systematic Review: A Student’s Guide, break down the rigorous process into 10 clear, manageable steps. You’ll learn the difference between systematic and scoping reviews, the critical need for a registered protocol, and how to craft a focused question using frameworks like PICO.

The session guides you through key methodologies, from comprehensive multi-database searching and managing results with tools like Rayyan, to transparently reporting your findings via the PRISMA Flow Diagram. The speakers also offer crucial advice on dealing with "empty" reviews, team size considerations, and responsibly using AI in the review process.

Watch the full webinar recording below to set your research on the right track.


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