I came across Covidence for systematic reviews, which is the tool of choice for Cochrane, and was wondering if actual users can share their experience with the tool.
It looks like a pretty powerful tool that could save a considerable amount of time when conducting a systematic literature review https://www.covidence.org/home
Great tool online tool for systematic reviews. You can import your search results and tag and screen the papers with your co-authors together, even from your phone while on your way to work. If you say yes and your co-author says no to the paper then the software records your tags and spares it for you for furtehr discussion. The PRISMA diagram forms automatically as you screen the papers. It also shows how many papers are screened by each member of the team etc.
thank you so much Yusuf Cem Kaplan this is so helpful! A fellow researcher also recommended Rayyan that seems to do the same but is free... ever heard of it? https://rayyan.qcri.org/welcome
It is indeed very convenient, I am currently using covidence for the COCHRANE review that I co-author for, but you have to be a COCHRANE author to be able to used it for free.
thanks for this additional info Theophilus Lakiang this definitely helps
It's great - would definitely use it again in future. You can have one review for free as a trial too.
thanks a lot for sharing your experiece Laura O' Philbin , this sure helps!
TIAB is really easy in covidence, but not Full text screening. Full text screening is a lot quicker in Endnote.
Thanks a lot Carmen C W Lim for your advice, this is is indeed very helpful, I will look into it
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