Knowledge Synthesis
Knowledge synthesis provides the evidence to support informed decision making in healthcare – including evidence-based practice, health technology assessment, guideline development, and policy decisions. It is the process whereby all research evidence and opinion on a specific topic is systematically analysed, appraised and recommendations made. The ability to perform systematic reviews of evidence is an essential skill for all researchers.
See below for a selection of relevant training.
Disclaimer: Whilst this may not be a comprehensive list, we attempt to map all relevant training opportunities. If you would like to recommend an addition to this list, please contact us. Health Translation SA does not endorse any of these training courses.
Online
Literature Searching and Management
Health Technology Assessment (HTA) Course
Conducting an Intervention Review
Scoping Review Workshop
Undertaking a scoping review
Knowledge Synthesis for Knowledge Users
FREE
Evidence Essentials
FREERapid Reviews to Strengthen Health Policy and Systems
FREEA Practical Guide to Critical Appraisal
South Australia
Comprehensive Systematic Review Training Program
Adelaide, SA (Remote Attendance)WorkshopWriting a systematic review following Cochrane methods
Adl/Bris/Syd/MelbWorkshop
Master of Clinical Science
Adelaide, SAPostgraduate Research DegreeDoctor of Philosophy
Adelaide, SAPostgraduate Research Degree
National
GRADE Workshop
Adelaide, SA (Remote Attendance)WorkshopWriting a systematic review following Cochrane methods
Adl/Bris/Syd/MelbWorkshopIntroduction to systematic reviews of health interventions
Melbourne, VICWorkshopQualitative evidence synthesis and GRADE-CERQual
Melbourne, VICWorkshop
Other options may be available online through Coursera, FutureLearn, edX and at most Universities.
