Gerstein Science Information Centre holds seminar on impactful biomedical research

The Gerstein Science Information Centre at the University of Toronto recently organised a seminar focusing on achieving quality and transparency when conducting scoping or systematic reviews. The seminar aimed to help students, researchers and faculty to adhere to the latest protocols and reporting guidelines, maintain research transparency and reproducibility and align data management within research studies.

The seminar is part of a wider library initiative, in collaboration with the EQUATOR Network, to raise awareness of reporting guidelines and to help researchers and faculty to improve the quality, completeness and transparency of their research studies.

Presentations
Impactful biomedical research: reporting guidelines can help you to maximise the value and impact of your systematic review
Shona Kirtley, EQUATOR Network Knowledge and Information Manager, Oxford University

Research data management
Laure Perrier, Research Data Management Librarian, University of Toronto

Current best practices for the conduct of scoping reviews
Heather Colquhoun, Assistant Professor, Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy, University of Toronto