A well-done review paper is among the most cited types of article. It needs a clear scope, a transparent search and a synthesis that adds insight, not just a list of studies.
What we help with
- Defining the question and scope
- Search strategy across Scopus, Web of Science, PubMed, Google Scholar and others
- Screening and organising the literature by theme, method or period
- Synthesis: trends, debates, gaps and an agenda for future research
- Tables, concept maps and a PRISMA flow diagram where needed
- References in the target journal's style
For a full systematic review or meta-analysis, see systematic literature review (SLR).
