Campbell Systematic Reviews has received its first Journal Impact Factor. 

The journal’s Editor-in Chief Vivian Welch said, “We are delighted to announce our 2022 Journal Impact Factor of 3.2. This is a major accomplishment and an indicator of the scientific importance and influence of our rigorous and high quality evidence synthesis in the social sectors. Attaining this level of Impact Factor is a tribute to the excellent work of our authors, our editorial teams, our publisher, Wiley, and our broader Campbell community.”

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President of the Campbell Board, Dr Jeremy Grimshaw has announced the appointment of Will Moy as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Campbell Collaboration.

Jeremy Grimshaw said: “The whole Campbell Collaboration worked together to set out our strategy of better evidence for a better world. Will Moy brings a wealth of experience and is the ideal CEO to lead us through our next phase, and to improve the lives of citizens globally. On behalf of the Campbell Board, I am delighted to welcome Will to the collaboration and the Board looks forward to working with him.”

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‘Systematic reviews and meta-analysis: a Campbell Collaboration online course’ is a self-paced, asynchronous course covering the entire process of systematic reviewing, from problem formulation to meta-analysis. It was designed with Campbell researchers in mind, but suitable for anyone interested in learning rigorous review methods for the social sciences.

Developed in collaboration with the Open Learning Initiative, the course covers all the steps involved in conducting a systematic review of results of multiple quantitative studies.

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