Systematic Review Challenge!

Here we'll start our kickoff of our 2nd Systematic Review Challenge!
We will assume you have never done a review before and take you from start to finish in just 8 weeks.
By the end you'll have a publishable paper that could be your Master's thesis or a chapter of your PhD. You'll also know your field inside and out, which will help you feel confident. This training will also be ideal for helping you identify gaps in knowledge and find winning ideas for your research proposal and next projects.
Come prepared to work hard. As with any research project, the more you put in, the more you'll get out. It won't be easy but with our step-by-step training you too can have great results and get on that proverbial 'FastTrack' in your research.
To your success,
Prof Stuckler

[profdavidstuckler]

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[josephohiani]

How do you have less than 3000 subscribers? This channel is pure gold!!!

[GPGP]

I am new to PhD. I came across your channel and it has become my go-to resource for anything and everything to do with writing paper. Our professors don't give us instructions like this. I used to feel like I am just not cut out for this. But after listening to your videos, i am taking small steps forward and I feel maybe able to get through this after all. Thank you very much for doing this.

[salahfiher]

Honestly, your are my source of motivation for my systematic review dissertation

[becky]

Thanks so much for your channel 😊. Just starting out on the doctoral research process!

[SamanthaSanchez-sz]

Thank you so much for this video! In the forecast impact step, you want to make sure that there is enough debate on your topic to make it interesting (meaning higher citations), but that also means that you run the risk of creating a topic that has already been studied. How do you reduce or avoid this risk? Your help has been invaluable!!

[dr.sukumaranc]

Congrats for your Academic Contribution Professor

[Hopeandgrace]

Wowww. Just what I have been looking for!

[itcanbedonedollars]

The impact of coal sounds like it could or would be a more anthropologic/ethnographic study and research and would have to be narrowed in further to a particular geographic location like a town & would probably include historical research and future developmental supplementary documents. Even scientifically are you going to be looking for example at the respitory impact of coal dust? The social impact? Does it not also come down to the methodological approach to when searching data bases and the questions you would ask? Those where some of the things I was thinking when that topic came up.

[heyyou]

Hi Dr. My topic for my SR is ‘What is the impact of coercive control on children 0-2 years social emotional development?’

[rolav]

Prof great content. One thing bugs me. Didn't quite get how you find if the topic was in many debates on Google Scholar. How did you make this assessment, could you elaborate.

[myafung]

Professor Stuckler, could you tell me the name of the free reference manager software again?

[macsontv]

thanks sir but i cant get the link to how to use zotero

[looli]

Is the contents of the systematic review course still available?

[saimakarim]

I'm analyzing and mapping the fintech clusters in Ireland.
What would be intervention (X) and the outcome (y) as per PICO method in this case?

[entranceexam-wxto]

If someone is writing a systemic review, we can group together and write it. I am a beginner.

[khalafismail]

Dr please if you upload a PHD template if politicals science please

[spkmtube]

Asking @David and all, please score this title in (1-10)- "Leprosy eradication from India by 2027- how could that be achieved?-A systematic review."

[divaspathibn]

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