Practical Guidance on Using the Web of Science and EndNote for collecting literature for Systematic Literature Reviews (EMEA)
Conducting a systematic review is a complex and exhaustive process which typically involves collecting critical evidence to answer your research question. Did you know that the Web of Science offers broader discovery techniques that go beyond classic searching? We will demonstrate how to discover relevant content using Boolean searching and apply more powerful techniques in the form of industry leading subject classification and citation analysis. Moreover, the Web of Science offers information retrieval across multiple databases in a single search environment to power comprehensive searching. This session will provide practical guidance on employing various discovery techniques as part of your wider systematic review task. In addition, we will showcase how our referencing software EndNote can provide efficiencies in managing your literature projects.
Key topics:
- Boolean searching for reproduceable results
- Source level and article level classification techniques for broader searching
- Uncovering hidden literature using citation analysis
- Searching across multiple databases
- Managing literature projects with EndNote
- Examples of how AI can provide efficiencies in the discovery and identification of critical content
