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Master the Fundamentals of Evidence Synthesis for Impactful Research

Join us for Research Residency Chapter 9, where we provide a comprehensive yet accessible introduction to the crucial methodologies of Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses in evidence-based research. This session is designed for students, early-career researchers, and healthcare professionals seeking to understand how to synthesize existing research and draw robust conclusions.


Key Highlights:

  • Understanding the Basics: Differentiate between narrative and systematic reviews and grasp the importance of structured and reproducible methodologies.
  • Conducting a Systematic Review: Learn the key steps involved, from formulating research questions to data extraction and quality appraisal.
  • Introduction to Meta-analysis: Understand the definition and statistical techniques used to combine results from multiple studies.
  • Key Concepts Explained: Gain clarity on fixed-effect vs. random-effects models, heterogeneity, publication bias, and interpreting forest plots.
  • Practical Tools & Guidelines: Get introduced to essential tools like PRISMA guidelines and risk-of-bias assessments.
  • Software Introduction: Learn about key software platforms used for conducting meta-analyses, including RevMan and relevant R packages.
  • Real-World Applications: Explore practical examples of how meta-analyses inform clinical practice and policy decisions.

Guest Speaker:

Dr. Liu’s expertise will provide valuable insights and practical guidance on navigating the world of systematic reviews and meta-analyses.

Who Should Attend:

  • Researchers and academics across all disciplines
  • Graduate students and postdoctoral fellows
  • Professionals in research-oriented industries
  • Anyone seeking to enhance their research skills and gain a competitive edge in their field

Date & Time – 19th April’2025 (Saturday) | CET –  5:00 to 7:00 p.m.