Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences Subject Guide — Literature & Systematic Reviews

Annual Review of Applied Linguistics is published by Cambridge Journals and contains about 14 literature reviews per volume. Some titles from the 2008 volume include "Neurobiological Underpinnings of Language in Autism", "Language and Parkinson's Disease", and "Speech, Language, and Communication in Tourette's Syndrome".

Annual Review of Psychology by Annual Reviews publishes reviews of the literature in 40 fields. Annual Review of Psychology publishes articles from all areas of psychology and contains articles relevant to speech and hearing researchers. The following is an example of an article title from the 2009 edition: "Relations Among Speech, Language, and Reading Disorders".

Compendium of EBP Guidelines and Systematic Reviews is a list compiled by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association of systematic reviews in audiology and speech/language.

This website explains the components of a literature review.

This video tutorial explains what a literature review is, and why literature reviews are important.