Covidence is an online systematic review program developed by, and for, systematic reviewers. It can import citations from reference managers like EndNote, facilitate the screening of abstracts and full-text, populate risk of bias tables, assist with data extraction, and export to all common formats.
Macquarie University now has an institutional subscription to Covidence. To request access, complete the invitation form available at https://support.covidence.org/help/macquarie-university
Covidence Training & Support
Contact support@covidence.org if you need futher help.
Specialised software can assist when screening results. Records (which may be from an EndNote or Mendeley library) can be imported directly into these programs.
Rayyan is a free web application to help systematic review authors create systematic reviews, collaborate on them, maintain them over time and get suggestions for article inclusion.
SR Accelerator
Developed by the Institute for Evidence-Based Healthcare at Bond University.
The IEBH SR-Accelerator is a suite of tools to speed up steps in the Systematic Review (SR) process. It is freely available for anyone in the world to use. Simply register via the link below with your name and email address. The SRA is a modular design which means the tools can be incorporated into existing SR workflows and combined with other automation tools.
The suite of tools includes :
DistillerSR is an online application designed specifically for the screening and data extraction phases of a systematic review. Subscription Fee. Additional technical information at: http://www.tectutorials.com/TERDistillerSR.html
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OpenMeta[Analyst] is a completely open-access, cross-platform software for advanced meta-analysis.