A systematic review is conducted by first formulating a clear research question and identifying relevant studies through comprehensive searches of academic databases and reference lists. Studies are then selected and assessed against clear criteria, and relevant information is extracted from the selected studies. Finally, the findings are synthesized, and conclusions are presented about what the body of research shows on the topic.

1. HOW TO CONDUCT A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Priya Gupta
Thematic
representation of the
process of conducting
a systematic review.
Source: Centre For
Heath Communication
and Participation