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Right Review: A tool that helps you decide which evidence synthesis method is right for you

With dozens of evidence synthesis methods to choose from, it can be daunting and overwhelming to select the “right’’ method, especially for those conducting an evidence synthesis for the first time or those unfamiliar with different types of evidence synthesis methods. In response to this challenge, “Right Review” (https://rightreview.knowledgetranslat...) was developed. Right Review is a web-based decision support tool that helps users think through which evidence synthesis methods are most appropriate for their research questions. This webinar: Described how and when to use the Right Review tool including limitations with worked examples Explained the development process of the current and upcoming versions of the Right Review tool Introduced the updated tool (Right Review 3.0) including new features and more methods Krystle Amog, MSc is a PhD Candidate in the Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation (IHPME) at the University of Toronto focusing on Health Systems Research, and an awardee of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) Canada Graduate Scholarship – Doctoral Program (CGS-D). Krystle’s research interests include aging, knowledge translation, and patient engagement. In her PhD, she is developing a social frailty intervention with and for diverse older adults. Krystle has nine years of research experience collaborating with local, national, and international collaborators, including various knowledge users such as clinicians, researchers, and patient partners. She currently holds research positions at St. Michael’s Hospital and North York General Hospital where she conducts, coordinates, and disseminates evidence syntheses, as well as conducts qualitative and evaluation research. Krystle has been the project lead of the Right Review tool since its inception and has led its development, coordination, and dissemination of both updates.