Literature support covers the exploration, organisation, evaluation and documentation of relevant scholarly sources. It can include search planning, thematic organisation, synthesis, citation management and preparing the structure of a literature review. AKIPH supports a more organised and critically informed approach to this work.
Developing strategies for finding relevant scholarly sources.
Developing a logical structure for the review.
Organising and comparing literature around recurring themes.
Connecting findings and perspectives across scholarly sources.
Examining existing literature to identify areas needing further investigation.
Organising references using appropriate citation management practices.
Clarifying the research topic or question.
Identifying relevant scholarly sources.
Assessing the relevance of the literature found.
Grouping sources into meaningful categories.
Connecting and critically examining the literature.
Presenting the review with appropriate citations.
Depending on the agreed scope of your requirement.
Building a literature review chapter that holds up to committee review.
Closing gaps before a journal reviewer finds them first.
Standardising literature review quality across a department.
AKIPH promotes responsible use of scholarly literature. Researchers should critically evaluate sources, verify references and accurately represent the work of other authors. We do not support fabricated references or misrepresentation of published research.
Yes. We can support literature search planning and the organisation of relevant scholarly sources.
The scope of assistance is discussed with you directly. Researchers retain responsibility for critical engagement with the literature and their own scholarly work.