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During this session, we will look at how to take an idea for a systematic review and transform that into a research question that can be used to drive the development of a systematic review protocol.

The Conway Chair Conversations at Children's National Hospital engage us in lively discussions and demonstrations about developing scientific ideas.

This lecture is part of the Clinical and Translational Research Scholarly Concentration which offers a longitudinal, in-depth research opportunity for GW medical students to form mentions, explore new research areas, and reinforce research skills. This lecture will build upon this information…

Drop-in during your lunch hour for quick tips on accessing and using point-of-care tools

Overview of GW's requirements and policies for data and records management and protection.

Citations are necessary to advancing research, and sometimes, citing your sources can feels as complicated as the research itself! Learn the basics of APA 7th edition citation style, and discover resources that can help you with your more intricate citation needs.

Overview of GW's Data Management and Protection Standard (Data Inventory, Data Classification, and Data Protection requirements - applicable to GW administrative data).

Intended audience: GW Faculty and Staff

How do you know which databases to search? What strategies can you use to find what you need without wading through junk? Learn strategies and tips for planning and conducting a literature review.

The Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) Monthly Series is committed to raising awareness of sensitive ethical issues commonly encountered while conducting research. This session includes a lively discussion with Pamela Hinds, PhD, RN, FAAN.

During this session, we will explore a variety of guidelines and standards that guide researchers on the proper way to execute a systematic review.