The fifth session in this series will provide an overview of the systematic review tool, Covidence. You will learn how to get set up and begin using this tool for systematic, unbiased literature screening.

About this tool

Covidence is an online tool that can assist with the screening of citations, abstracts and full-text studies for systematic and other complex reviews. It also supports a risk of bias assessment, data extraction and the exporting of data and reference information in CSV format or to Excel.

Covidence can save time as it allows for multiple reviewers to view the search results for the review and assign inclusion and exclusion criteria to the studies

More information is available on the Covidence page of the library's Systematic and systematic-like review toolkit.

Join us via Zoom at https://deakin.zoom.us/j/746866077

Other sessions:

• Systematic Reviews Part 1: Getting started with your review
• Systematic Reviews Part 2: Getting started with your systematic searching
• Systematic Reviews Part 3: Developing expert searching skills
• Systematic Reviews Part 4: Translating search strategies
• Systematic Reviews Part 6: Screening, selecting and appraising articles

Add to Calendar