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Due to overwhelming demand for knowledge synthesis support, the NJM Library is unable to accept new and/or follow-up requests for project support. Self-guided tutorials and supports created by NJM librarians are available on this guide.
Librarians at the Neil John Maclean Health Sciences Library provide a two-tiered support service for knowledge synthesis projects such as systematic reviews, scoping reviews, umbrella reviews, and realist reviews.
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Eligible Affiliations |
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Services Offered |
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All University of Manitoba students and faculty located at the Banatynne Campus |
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Group or individual instructional sessions that discuss literature searching, or knowledge synthesis at a general level. |
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Eligible Affiliations |
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Services Offered |
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University of Manitoba graduate students, residents, and researchers located at the Banatynne Campus
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In depth consultation and advice regarding literature searching for the project. |
Neil John Maclean
Health Sciences Library
University of Manitoba
727 McDermot Avenue
Winnipeg, Canada
R3E 3P5
ph. 204-789-3342
fax. 204-789-3922
healthlibrary@umanitoba.ca
