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New support for systematic reviews: Cochrane Interactive Learning

Cochcrane Interactive Learning logo. Wording reads trusted evidence, informed decisions, better health.

Are you tackling a systematic review but not sure where to start? Struggling to define your review question or come up with a clear search strategy?

The Library now subscribes to Cochrane Interactive Learning . This resource contains 11 modules to help you improve your knowledge and skills in conducting systematic reviews. Whilst the Cochrane Review process is designed for healthcare interventions, any researcher who is interested in systematic reviews or systematic searching can benefit from this resource. The first three modules may be of particular interest.

Events for researchers: – ‘How to get published’ with Wiley

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Designed especially for early-career researchers, Wiley have developed four new webinars to help researchers increase their chances of getting published in an academic journal.

This April, Wiley will be helping researchers learn more about the publishing process, giving tips on how to find the right journal for their research and how best to promote their paper once it gets published.

Topics include:

  • Finding the right journal for your research
  • How the peer-review process works
  • Promoting your work after it gets published
  • Subject-specific publishing tips
  • Publishing in English as a non-native speaker

See more details and register on the Wiley Webinars for Researchers page.

Researching Martin Luther King Jr.

Martin Luther King Jr Day is a holiday held on the third Monday of January in the USA. It celebrates the life and achievements of Martin Luther King Jr, the influential American civil rights leader. In this blog post, we will look at some of the resources that are available about Martin Luther King at Canterbury Christ Church University Library, in media, print and online.

Research Space is on its way!

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The University is developing a Comprehensive Research Management System – Research Space – which will replace current research information systems and provide new functionality to increase efficiencies, enhance existing processes and improve user experience.