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Request an evidence review

Request up-to-date evidence reviews to inform patient care, service development, research bids and commissioning.

Our evidence reviews help inform patient care, guideline or service development, research bids or commissioning. 

Request an evidence review

  • Log into KnowledgeShare (using an NHS OpenAthens username and password) to request an evidence review and to see previously requested reviews. 
  • Alternatively, you can use the online form on this page to request an evidence review.
  • Evidence reviews usually take between two and three weeks. Requests relating to care of an individual patient will be completed as soon as required.
  • If your question relates to drug interactions or prescribing in complex clinical situations, and you work for UHSussex, please contact your ward pharmacist or specialist lead for the appropriate area.
  • We ask for acknowledgement of our evidence reviews in any resulting published papers or presentations. Your report will detail how to credit us.

We do not carry out evidence reviews for coursework purposes. Please contact your university for help, or book onto one of our teaching sessions.

Request a literature search

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  • Timescale for receiving results

    Evidence searches usually take between two and three weeks.
    Searches relating to care of a particular patient will be completed as soon as required.

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    We ask for acknowledgement of our search support in any resulting published papers or presentations. Your search results document will detail how to credit us.

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