Systematic reviews generally include quality assessment of included studies, while scoping reviews typically do not. Below are some selected critical appraisal tools.
Data extraction is usually done with software, spreadsheets, or forms. The fields you opt to include will be built around your research question. Covidence, Excel, Google Forms, Qualtrics, or REDCap are tools you might consider using. Typically, 2 researchers independently extract data from each study. Piloting the form before use is important.
For help finding data or statistics, start by contacting your subject librarian.
For help using R, check out the Research Commons workshops and one-on-one consultations.
For help managing your own research data, please see the Research Data Management guide.
For help analyzing or using data, UBC's Department of Statistics offers a range of free and fee-based services. The Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences also offers fee-based statistical consulting.