How to perform a Literature Review

How to perform a Literature Review, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.05, with 6 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 133 reviews, and has 2462 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn about the two most common search engines you need to use for a medical literature review. Learn how to filter papers quickly without spending much time. Define and make use of citations, references, comments and suggestions Perform a detailed search on PubMed This course is ideal for individuals who are Medical Students or Resident Physicians or Doctors or Scientists or Health Sciences students interested in medical research or Pre-med students interested in Medical Research or International Medical Graduates (IMGs) interested in gaining research experience to increase their chances of matching into their favorable residency program in the US It is particularly useful for Medical Students or Resident Physicians or Doctors or Scientists or Health Sciences students interested in medical research or Pre-med students interested in Medical Research or International Medical Graduates (IMGs) interested in gaining research experience to increase their chances of matching into their favorable residency program in the US.

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Summary

Title: How to perform a Literature Review

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.05

Number of Lectures: 6

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 6

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 7

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 7

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Learn about the two most common search engines you need to use for a medical literature review.
Learn how to filter papers quickly without spending much time.
Define and make use of citations, references, comments and suggestions
Perform a detailed search on PubMed

Who Should Attend

Medical Students
Resident Physicians
Doctors
Scientists
Health Sciences students interested in medical research
Pre-med students interested in Medical Research
International Medical Graduates (IMGs) interested in gaining research experience to increase their chances of matching into their favorable residency program in the US

Target Audiences

Medical Students
Resident Physicians
Doctors
Scientists
Health Sciences students interested in medical research
Pre-med students interested in Medical Research
International Medical Graduates (IMGs) interested in gaining research experience to increase their chances of matching into their favorable residency program in the US

In this course you will learn what is a Research Question and how to do a quick detailed Literature Review. We will start by defining and evaluating Research Questions with some interactive quizzes and then jump to Literature Review. In the literature review, Google Search, PubMed, Citation, References, Comments and Similar Articles will be discussed and you will be guided on how how to get the most out of each one of them. This course is suitable for medical students, pre-med students, resident physicians and scientists. This course can help you with identifying key information you need before starting our research project.

This course is tough by Dr. Malke Assad who is an incoming plastic surgery resident at the University of Pittsburgh. After graduating from Aleppo medical school in Syria, he pursued 3 years of clinical research at two world-renowned institutions – The Mayo Clinic in Rochester/Minnesota, and MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston/Texas. During three years of research, he worked with leaders of the field and published over 100 publications and participated in over 80 presentations. I would be thrilled to share my extensive research experience with you and help you achieve your goals after your research time.

By the end of finishing the course, participants should be able to:

Have a basic idea about the two most common search engines you need to use for a literature review.
Filter papers quickly without spending much time.
Define and make use of citations, references, comments and suggestions
Perform a detailed search on PubMed

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Research Question

Lecture 1: What is a Research Question?

Chapter 2: How to perform a quick Literature Review

Lecture 1: Starting Your Search

Lecture 2: Abstract and Similar Articles

Lecture 3: Citations and References

Lecture 4: Introduction to PubMed

Lecture 5: Advanced PubMed Search

Instructors

Malke Assad
Plastic Surgery Resident and Researcher

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