What is a Data Extraction Table?
Researchers use data extraction tables to keep track of the resources they have identified, and find connections between studies. You are required to submit a data extraction table for your independent research study.
Tips for success:
- Fill in your table as you go - don't try to fill it in at the end of your research project
- Be brief, summarizing content that is relevant to your central research question
- Use the document below as a template
Evaluating the Evidence
- Critical Appraisal ToolsWorksheets for critical appraisal of various study types.
- Risk of BiasCochrane Collaboration tool for assessing risk of bias in randomized controlled trials
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