Conducting systematic, scoping, and narrative literature reviews. Covers PRISMA/PRISMA-ScR protocols, search strategy (Boolean, MeSH), database selection (PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, Embase), screening, data extraction, evidence synthesis (narrative, meta-analysis, thematic), and reporting. Use when planning or executing a formal literature review.
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Conducting a Literature Review
Overview
A literature review systematically identifies, appraises, and synthesizes published evidence on a defined research question. The method ranges from informal narrative reviews to highly structured systematic reviews with meta-analysis. Choosing the correct review type, building a reproducible search strategy, and applying transparent inclusion/exclusion criteria are the foundational decisions that determine whether a review can be trusted and publish
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