The Health Science Librarians of Illinois (HSLI) invites you to attend a one-hour virtual presentation and panel discussion about common evidence synthesis types. This session is aimed at early career librarians and those new to systematic reviews and evidence syntheses. It will include a review type overview and a moderated panel about navigating the issue with teams. The session begins with a discussion of differences between three common evidence synthesis methods: systematic, scoping, and literature and offers resources about review types for consultation use. The remaining time will be a moderated panel -- three librarians will discuss how they guide teams through review type selection and question creation. Time is dedicated at the end for questions, comments, and discussion.

This virtual panel is open to anyone. Please register (name and email address only) to help us measure attendance and distribute reminders. Thank you!

Moderator

• Jonna Peterson, MLS, AHIP (she/her/hers) 

Panelists

• Anna Liss Jacobsen, MA, MLS (she/her/hers) | Medical and Biomedicine Librarian & Assistant Professor | University of Illinois | ORCID
• Holly Hudson, MLIS (she/her/hers) | Assistant Professor & Regional Health Sciences Librarian | University of Illinois | ORCID
• Elizabeth Huggins, MALIS (she/her/hers) | Research and Education Librarian | Loyola University Chicago | ORCID

Questions? Please email Elizabeth Huggins at ehuggins@luc.edu