This book is a easy-to-read guide to doing literature reviews in health that guides readers through the process step-by-step, and will be crucial reading for all those undertaking dissertation/research modules based on doing a literature review. Much health literature is complex and the topics often difficult to relate to one another - this book will cover topics including: he rationale of the literature review, a guide to sources, searching, comparing, discussion and referencing, as well as considering systematic and narrative reviewing techniques.The book will assume basic knowledge of other skills, such as surveying, experiments, qualitative and quantitative research, but will include a brief re-cap/glossary as a reminder.