Requesting Research Consultation
The Health Sciences Library provides consultation services for University of Hawaiʻi-affiliated students, staff, and faculty. The John A. Burns School of Medicine Health Sciences Library does not have staffing to conduct or assist researchers unaffiliated with the University of Hawaiʻi. Please utilize the publicly available guides and support pages that address research databases and tools.
Systematic review management software tools are specifically tailored to the needs of review teams. In addition to reference management, some of these tools can also help with data extraction, perform meta-analysis, track team progress, and facilitate communication between members. Some of the full-featured software suites are fee-based. A comprehensive list of tools can also be found at Systematic Review Toolbox. The following list of manuscript development and systematic review software has been assembled by Dalhousie Libraries.
There is no wrong tool to employ in this process. Many researchers prefer to prepare manuscripts in Microsoft Word or Google Docs because of familiarity and ease in sharing with others. Also, both provide organizational tools, table of contents makers, and reference management software integration. However, if a team is preparing a systematic review for submission to an eminent review repository (e.g., Cochrane, JBI), specific tools are required to be used.
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Covidence: All-in-one systematic review software by Cochrane. |
Accelerating systematic review studies using the online tool Covidence from SCCTSIatUSC on YouTube |
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Review Manager (RevMan): All-in-one software for developing Cochrane Library systematic reviews. |
1 Opening your review from Jun Xia on YouTube |
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COLANDR: Planning, project management, collaborative screening tools for systematic reviews. |
Colandr Webinar June 6, 2018 from Colandr Team on YouTube |
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Rayyan: Collaborative web application to help screen and sort review articles. |
Rayyan - A quick tour from QCRI at QF on YouTube |
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EPPI-Reviewer 4: All-in-one tool for data extraction, coding, and meta-analysis. |
EPPI-Reviewer 4 demonstration from EPPI-Reviewer on YouTube |
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DistillerSR: One of the commonly used all-in-one systematic review software. |
DistillerSR Quickstart Tutorial from DistillerSR on YouTube |
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JBI SUMARI: All-in-one software supporting protocol drafting, study selection, critical appraisal, data extraction, and synthesis. |
What is JBI SUMARI? from JBI on YouTube |
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