Define your literature review question using the PICO framework

If you're doing research and need to do a literature review or systematic literature review, then this is a good place to start. Learn out to define your lit review question using the PICO framework. PICO stands for Patient, Intervention, Comparators, and Outcomes. Before you start your literature search on PubMed, you need to have a good methodology in place. Finding the right peer reviewed academic papers all starts with the right question.
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[@ThesoundofSilenceshh]

So informative! Ty Kevin and thank you Greg!!

[@gregmartin]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the amazing feedback, Mary Ann.

[@fionaawani3248]

I wish I had of heard this video a few years ago 😊 👍🏼 thank you!

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for the feedback! Much appreciated.

[@lorrainedunne4319]

have you done any talks on how to create a PRISMA Flow Diagram

[@fortuneall]

Great insights! I wonder how the methods of such reviews with softwares are reported in the systematic literature review. Would you include the use of this software in your method section? Thank you Greg for putting this out there!

[@TaufiqueJoarder]

I was wondering the same.

[@gregmartin]

Great suggestion! Thank you for the feedback.

[@babsd4194]

Thanks for this

[@gregmartin]

My pleasure!

[@kennyolana5395]

Great! However, the recommended strategy may not follow PRISMA. Is this okay?