Evidence Synthesis Primer
A synthesis of contemporary research evidence forms the foundation of all health science scholarly projects. However, a consistent, systematic and reproducible approach for managing and reporting research evidence is often lacking. In this course step by step instructions for managing and reporting research evidence will be presented.
Learners will be guided in the use of their PICO-formatted clinical question to search for relevant research evidence. Downloaded abstracts constitute the foundation of an evidence catalog. The evidence catalog will be updated to reflect critical appraisal of the relevant research evidence. A framework for synthesis and summary of research evidence will be presented.
Presented by Kenn B. Daratha, PhD. Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center / Gonzaga University Nurse Anesthesia Program. Providence Medical Research Center.
Who should take this course? Undergraduate & graduate students interested in health research careers.
This opportunity is open to all eligible persons regardless of race, sex or other identity.
- Instructor: ITHS Education Team