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Systematic Reviews & Evidence Synthesis Methods

Librarian Support

 

Levels of Librarian Support and How to Credit

Librarian Support Attribution

Librarian support for acknowledgment can include:

  • Help with creating an initial search strategy, including identifying search terms and databases.
  • Help with translating a search strategy across databases. 
  • Answering questions and providing guidance on the systematic review process and tools. 

Acknowledgement

  • Contact subject librarian for acknowledgment permission.
  • Acknowledgment is appreciated but not required. 

Librarian support for co-authorship includes in general:

  • Creating and executing the search strategy.
  • Contributing to the methods section.
  • Documenting the search strategy in supplementary materials. 

Specific contributions for co-authorship will be designated on the MOU.

Co-Authorship

  • Contact subject librarian for availability/support options
  • A memorandum of understanding (MOU) will document the librarian role and contributions for co-authorship in accordance with Defining the Role of Authors and Contributors from the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE)

 

 

 

Librarians

Erin Anderson: Social Work, Educational Psychology, Human Development & Family Sciences, Kinesiology & Health Education

Lynn Bostwick: Nursing, Nutrition, Pharmacy, Public Health

Meryl Brodsky: Communication, Information 

Carolyn Cunningham: Human Dimensions of Organizations, Sociology

Larayne Dallas: Engineering

Grant Hardaway: Psychology, Neuroscience, BIology

Janelle HedstromGeosciences, Geography, Geosciences, Marine Sciences

Casey Ruegger: Special Education, Curriculum & Instruction, Ed Leadership & Policy

Imelda Vetter: Dell Medical School

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