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In APA 7, cite a review with reviewer, year, title, [Review of the work], source, and a DOI or URL when shown.

For the Cochrane Handbook, cite as an edited book or online version—list editors, version or edition, year, publisher, and URL/DOI per your style.

APA 7 treats a systematic review like a journal article: Author, Year, Title, Journal, volume(issue), pages or article number, plus the DOI.

Cite a systematic review as a journal article: author(s), year, title, journal, volume(issue), page range or article number, and the DOI link.

For a systematic review, list authors, year, title, source (journal or database), volume(issue), pages or article number, and the DOI or stable URL.

Cite a literature review in APA as a journal article: author, year, title, journal, volume(issue), pages, and DOI when available.

To cite a literature review, match the style you’re using (APA, MLA, or Chicago) and credit the review as the source with full publication details.

APA in-text for peer-reviewed work uses author–date: (Author, Year) or Author (Year); add page/paragraph for quotes and three-plus authors use et al.

Cite a literature review as the source type (journal article, chapter, or report) and follow your style guide’s rules for that format.

Cite a literature review in APA 7 as a journal article or book chapter, and use author-date in-text citations for statements you quote or paraphrase.