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Systematic Reviews: Screening & Extraction

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Endnote at Stirling

With EndNote, you can: import references directly from literature databases; organise and manage references; and format bibliographies and manuscripts.

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Screening & Extraction Tools

Most screening and extraction tools require a subscription although one or two have a free version. The University does not have a subscription to any tool although some individual researchers or research groups may have their own licence.

  • Covidence
    • Subscription service (free to those conducting a Cochrane Review)
    • You can register for a free trial that gives you a full-featured version for up to 500 records of your own data
    • Can import citations, facilitate screening titles, abstracts and full-text, populate risk of bias tables, assist with data extraction, and export to common formats

 

 

  • Abstrackr
    • From Brown University, free, open-source software 
    • Semi-automated abstract screening for systematic reviews
    • Upload your abstracts (from Endnote or other Reference Managers, invite reviewers and get screening

 

  • EPPI-Reviewer
    • Subscription service
    • Ssoftware for all types of literature review, including systematic reviews, meta-analyses, 'narrative' reviews and meta-ethnographies

 

  • Systematic Review Data Repository Plus (SRDR+)
    • Free tool for extraction and management of data for systematic review or meta-analysis
    • It is also an open and searchable archive of systematic reviews and their data
       
  • LASER AI
    • Subscription Service
    • AI-powered processes to aid screening, full text retrieval, data extraction and reporting. Can integrate with other tools via APIs, import controlled vocabularies, and export data in variety of formats.

 

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