Literature review support for postgraduate students — narrative reviews and systematic literature reviews (SLR), across social sciences, healthcare and technical disciplines.
International university students, undergraduate and postgraduate
How it is delivered
Expert-guided, with independent QC review
Our approach
Guidance, review and mentoring for your own work
Response
We aim to reply within one working day
Reviews we guide
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Narrative and traditional literature reviews
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Systematic literature reviews (SLR) — very common in dissertations and healthcare topics
Tools and frameworks
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PRISMA flow diagram
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CASP, JBI and MMAT appraisal
03
Rayyan for screening
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Zotero, Mendeley and EndNote for references
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Excel for extraction tables
Typical scale
A postgraduate narrative review may use roughly 20–60 sources depending on word count. SLR included-study counts should be methodologically justified — often around 8–30 depending on topic, question and inclusion criteria.
Ready to talk it through?
Send us your brief, share your rubric, or just tell us where you’re stuck. We’ll come back with how we’d guide the work.