Dear colleagues,
We are conducting a systematic review and meta-analysis of cross-sectional data, and I am looking for a suitable workflow management software. Those that I have worked with (RevMan) or explored (Covidence) seem to be focusing on intervention studies that do require a comparator group. We don't have this in prevalence data. Does anyone know of a software that can do the job? If open source, even better. Note that I am not looking for data analysis packages, data analysis will be done in R. What I am looking for is a program to upload the references from the search results for title screening, abstract screening, full text screening and eventually, data extraction. Thereafter, we will export to R.
Thank you in advance for your help, best, Fabian
@Fabian 'Rayyan' might be a alternative for you. It's licence free and designed to help a researcher working on systematic or scoping review.
I use the "meta" package from the R program
The following link may be useful
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiTAgZ7ABwgVe6utn0wsKGmTu5-okUSeU
Arlan Araujo Rodrigues, thank you for your response! We will be using R for the actual data analysis step. What I am looking for is a suitable and flexible article intake and management software for the actual data extraction (not the analysis itself, this is solved).
Melike Mercan Baspınar, thanks, this one looks promising, I will need to explore further to see if it fits our purpose...
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