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CAMPBELL UK & IRELAND
Campbell UK & Ireland is a national centre of the international Campbell Collaboration, established and hosted by the Centre for Evidence and Social Innovation at Queen's University Belfast. Our role is to promote the work of the Campbell Collaboration across the UK and Ireland.
Systematic Reviews
WHAT ARE SYSTEMATIC REVIEWS AND WHY DO WE NEED THEM?
Watch videos of short talks given at the launch of Campbell UK & Ireland that provide an excellent introductory overview for those wishing to learn more about systematic reviews and the role of Campbell UK & Ireland
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About the Campbell Collaboration
THE CAMPBELL WILEY ONLINE LIBRARY
Campbell Systematic Reviews represent the highest standards of evidence for what works in the fields of education, social welfare, crime and justice and international development.
Each review focuses on identifying and synthesising the existing international evidence on a particular policy, intervention or set of interventions. Campbell Reviews follow exacting methodological standards to ensure that they are comprehensive and objective. All reviews are freely available online through the Wiley Online Library.
CAMPBELL COORDINATING GROUPS
The work of the Campbell Collaboration is organised internationally by eight Campbell Coordinating Groups that bring together world-leading researchers and experts.
These groups are Crime and Justine, Education, Disability, Social Welfare, International Development, Business and Management, Methods and Knowledge Translation and Implementation.
Meta-Evidence Blog
Check out our latest additions to the blog below
The role of Evidence Synthesis in COVID19
Wed, 25 Mar 2020
The information included in this post is not intended for direct diagnos[...]
Read MoreWolfgang Viechtbauer
Wed, 04 Mar 2020
Some of our most committed followers might remember when Ciara and Dan Q[...]
Read MoreJenny Wood
Wed, 12 Feb 2020
This week, we are delighted to introduce Dr. Jenny Wood. She is a resear[...]
Read MoreWhat Works Summit
Watch our videos for the two What Works Summits on Early Years and Youth Mental Health that we hosted in February and May 2019.
