This document provides guidance on conducting a literature review. It explains that a literature review is important to identify what is already known about a topic and avoid duplicating previous research. A literature review should place the research in the context of prior work. Literature reviews can be done before and after selecting a research topic. The review should focus on peer-reviewed articles, with higher priority given to systematic reviews and randomized controlled trials. The document provides tips for searching literature databases and grouping findings. The goal of a literature review is to justify the research and chosen methodology.