Webinar: Julie Glanville - The role of AI tools in developing search strategies and identifying evidence for systematic reviews

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This webinar will consider whether general purpose AI tools and research-focused AI tools can currently help with search strategy development for systematic reviews. The webinar will also consider how AI tools of various types might assist with search planning and study identification. The webinar will include demonstrations followed by a discussion of those tools and other tools that participants have found useful and would like to share during the meeting.

Speaker:

Julie Glanville  is a qualified librarian who has worked in systematic reviews for 30 years and is currently an independent consultant focusing on information retrieval for systematic reviews.  Julie is a co-manager of SuRe Info and the ISSG Search Filter Resource.

From 2008 to June 2020, Julie was Associate Director of York Health Economics Consortium (YHEC) and coordinated its information and review services.  Previously, Julie was Associate Director and Information Service Manager at the Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (CRD), University of York, for fourteen years. Julie is a co-author of the Cochrane Handbook chapter on searching for evidence. Julie is an active trainer providing training in various aspects of finding evidence for systematic reviews.