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An introduction to systematic reviews in the humanitarian sector

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September 21, 2018
in Humanitarian Training Courses
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Training Agency: Evidence Aid

Registration deadline: 16 Nov 2018 

Training date: 27 Nov 2018 —More Information

An introduction to systematic reviews in the humanitarian sector: 1-day Evidence Aid course, 9.00am – 5.00pm. Cost: $275* incl GST, Tuesday 27th November 2018

Course Outline: Building on twenty years experience as a systematic reviewer, on a wide range of topics across many settings, Professor Paul Montgomery will run this 1-day Evidence Aid course to place systematic reviews in the context of disasters and the provision of humanitarian aid. The course will provide learning and practical experience in a small group setting for many aspects of systematic review-ing. These include question formulation and eligibility criteria, searching for eligible material, data extraction, analysis, and reporting. Examples relevant to the humanitarian sector will be used to illustrate key points and participants should leave the course feeling more comfortable about embarking on their own systematic review and when using reviews for decision making.

Fee information:

Fees Standard fee is AUS$275 for the one day program, $550 for the 2 day program (see website for details), or $750 for all 3 days (see website for details). WADEM Oceania Chapter members or full-time students: $220 for the one day program, $440 for the 2 day program, or $600 for all 3 days.

HOW TO REGISTER:

Further information

Dr Caroline Spencer, MUDRI Academic Co-ordinator, Caroline.Spencer@monash.edu, +61 3 9905 4397 – Academic program

Ms Samantha Bailey, MUDRI Project Administration, Samantha.Bailey@monash.edu, +61 3 9902 0358 – Administration & Registration

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