I am a medical student trying to find a topic for systematic review?

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Achour AIT MOHAND

Dear Moosa,

Thank you for your question.

Have you thought about the mental health situation in your région?

This is a very interesting topic in the sense that mental health disorders are now considered to be a public health issue. It is also a topic that opens up to various fields and centres of interest.

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Achour

Tiago Silveira Gontijo

Choosing a topic for a systematic review is an important decision, and it's great that you're considering this research endeavor as a medical student. Here are some steps and tips to help you identify a suitable topic for your systematic review:

Identify Your Interests:Start by considering areas of medicine that genuinely interest you. Your enthusiasm for the topic will make the research process more engaging and rewarding.

Explore Current Literature:Review recent medical literature to identify gaps or areas where further research is needed. Look for topics that have evolving evidence or controversies.

Consider Clinical Relevance:Choose a topic that has clinical relevance and can potentially impact patient care. Consider issues that clinicians commonly encounter or areas where there is a need for evidence-based guidance.

Discuss with Mentors and Peers:Consult with your mentors, professors, or peers to get their perspectives. They can provide insights into the feasibility and significance of different topics.

Review Guidelines and Recommendations:Consider topics related to clinical practice guidelines or recommendations. Evaluating the evidence supporting current guidelines or identifying areas where guidelines are lacking can be valuable.

Narrow Down Broad Topics:If you have a broad area of interest, try to narrow it down to a specific question or aspect. A more focused research question will make your systematic review more manageable.

Consider Patient Outcomes:Focus on topics that are directly related to patient outcomes. Understanding how specific interventions or factors impact patient health can be impactful.

Think about Emerging Technologies or Treatments:Explore topics related to emerging technologies or treatments. Investigating the current evidence for new approaches can contribute to the understanding of their effectiveness.

Assess Feasibility:Consider the feasibility of conducting a systematic review on the chosen topic. Ensure that there is enough literature available, and the scope of the review is manageable within your time constraints.

Check for Previous Reviews:Verify if systematic reviews have already been conducted on the topic. If there are existing reviews, consider whether you can add a new perspective, update the evidence, or focus on a specific sub-question.

Here are a few examples of potential systematic review topics in medicine:

The effectiveness of a specific intervention in managing a particular medical condition.
Comparative effectiveness of different treatment modalities for a specific disease.
Adverse effects and safety profiles of commonly prescribed medications.
Impact of lifestyle interventions on prevention or management of chronic diseases.

Remember to define a clear and focused research question for your systematic review. If you're unsure about the feasibility or significance of a particular topic, seek guidance from experienced researchers or mentors in your institution.

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Berihun Assefa Demissie

Your Questioning would be always great if you start from your challenges encountered at your clinical practice and take time to articulate based on PICO/any research question format.

Judy Slome Cohain

Long term effects of pregnancy nutrition and drug intake on the child and adult.

I think it's a good topic because there is very little on this topic.

If interested, email me and I'll send you. One study found women who ate fish 3 times a week had smarter 3 year olds.

Some imply that taking opioids in pregnancy increases risk of drug addicted adult.

Progesterone during pregnancy increases hypospadias in newborn mice.

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Judy Slome Cohain

Maternal seafood consumption in pregnancy and

neurodevelopmental outcomes in childhood

(ALSPAC study): an observational cohort study. 2007

Effect of a cholesterol-lowering diet on maternal,

cord, and neonatal lipids, and pregnancy outcome:

A randomized clinical trial. 2005

Impact of gestational and parental factors and maternal intake of progesterone on the development of hypospadias: A retrospective case-control study.

Akay MA, Yıldız GE. 2021

Ronald Pratama Adiwinoto

Moosa Butt Greetings...i am doctor Ronald. hopefully this answer finds you in good time. Here is my presentation about choosing a topic for doing research, including systematic review. Presentation FINER for research (drRon)

FINER acronym. FINER stands for: F-easibility, I-nteresting, N-ovel(ty), E-thical and R-elevant. What topic you find very interesting for you currently, and you can work on from that. Some suggestions about current trending issues are: maternal and child health (e.g. stunting) and its related factors, antimicrobial resistance, Re-Emerging Diseases, etc. we can talk and collaborate if you're interested. i pray for your success.

Robert John Wolff

As the best medical and science journals often require that authors of review papers have research (laborator/clinical) in the topic of the review I would suggest you choose a topic in an area in which you have already published. I might add, many of the review papers that I have seen are very poor in quality because the authors do not truly understand the depth of information in their topic and often they do not do a good job of finding and choosing the articles.

Judy Slome Cohain

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