How to do a literature review QUICKLY (step-by-step process)

Learn how to publish 3+ papers in high-impact journals EVERY year: https://academicenglishnow.com/pr-yt If you're new here, my name is Marek Kiczkowiak, and I'm the founder of Academic English Now, where we support PhD students and researchers in publishing research papers in Q1 Scopus-Indexed journals. I did my PhD in 3 years with 3 papers and have taught my Published Researcher system to 460+ other researchers. Like Lizette Brits, who in 12 months published 3 papers, has 4 more under review, and 4 more she's writing. If you want to publish papers in high-impact journals regularly, go here: https://academicenglishnow.com/pr-yt Join our FREE COMMUNITY: https://www.skool.com/published-researcher-free Doing a literature review can be time consuming. You've got to read academic papers, and there's thousands of them. You've got to digest all that information, take notes, and then structure your literature review appropriately. That's why in this video I show you step by step how to do a literature review quickly. You will learn: 1. How to define your search terms 2. Which databases to use for your literature search 3. How to read academic papers fast 4. How to take notes on research papers 5. How to structure your literature review