Systematic reviews take a lot of time and resources. Another type of review might be appropriate for your question.
Carle Library can help you with deciding what type of review to do AND the literature search for your review.
What type of review is right for you?
Right Review - guidance on methods for the conduct and reporting of knowledge syntheses
UNC offers an excellent Systematic Review Workbook to lead you through the process.
These guides from other libraries can provide background. Let me know what questions you have. Use the PRISMA-P checklist below to develop your PROTOCOL.
Systematic Review searches should be extensive, well-documented and reproducible.
You should have several "Exemplar articles" -- papers that are on-topic that you use to check against your search strategy. Did the search retrieve these citations? If not, you will need to revise.
Ask for search assistance through the Carle Library (library.request [@] carle.com)
Carle does not have institutional subscriptions to SR software. You can create free accounts for these:
Video - How to Create a Systematic Literature Review on Rayyan
Citation Management Software
Endnote Basic (free)
Comparison - from UI Libraries