EndNote
· Gathers and stores references from database searches
· Eliminates duplicate references
· Customizes fields marking references for source database, date searched, inclusion, and exclusion
· Exports citations for import into other systematic review tools
Features:
· Set Preferences (add fields to display to assist with duplicate detection)
· Create Groups (a group for each database searched)
· Customize fields for annotation
The Medical Center offers a free site license copy of the current desktop version of EndNote to all faculty, staff and students for installation on medical center computers or on personal (including home) computers.
Instructions are available from our EndNote Research Guide
What is Covidence?
Covidence is a web-based tool that will help you through the process of screening your references, data extraction, and keeping track of your work. It is particularly useful for researchers conducting a systematic review, meta-analysis or clinical guideline.
To learn more about conducting systematic reviews at Wake Forest University School of Medicine, visit the Coy C. Carpenter Library Systematic Review guide here https://libguides.wakehealth.edu/SystematicReviews or submit a ticket here http://wakehealth.libsurveys.com/srsearch
How to join the Wake Forest University School of Medicine institutional license:
To request access to the institutional Covidence account, you must have an active @wakehealth.edu email address:
Creating a review under the Wake Forest University School of Medicine license:
When creating a new review, you'll have the option to use your personal account license, or the institutional license.
Note: If a review is created under the institutional license, it will be visible to the administrators of the Wake Forest University School of Medicine Covidence license. Your personal account review(s) will only be seen by you.
Once created, the review will appear in a separate section on your account homepage.
Working with review team members from other institutions:
Once a review is created, you are able to add co-reviewers.
Covidence Support
Covidence offers monthly training webinars (registration required), along with 24-hour methodological or technical support at support@covidence.org. See also Getting Started with Covidence and online video tutorials for assistance.
If you would like more information, ask a Librarian.
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Rayyan is a free web and mobile app, developed to expedite the initial screening of abstracts and titles, with the ultimate goal to support the entire systematic review process. Ouzzani M, Hammady H, Fedorowicz Z, Elmagarmid A. Rayyan-a web and mobile app for systematic reviews. Syst Rev. 2016 Dec 5;5(1):21.
Abstrackr is free open-source software for the citation screening process. The software was developed at Brown University. Rathbone J, Hoffmann T, Fedorowicz Z, Elmagarmid A. Faster title and abstract screening? Evaluating Abstrackr, a semi-automated online screening program for systematic reviewers. Syst Rev. 2015 Jun 15; 4:80.
Distiller is a fee-based systematic review management software for all steps in the SR process. This product can be used to upload references from bibliographic management software, create archived searches, create forms, assign workflow, and export results.
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