In this guide, you'll find:
Covidence stands for "Collaboration + Evidence"; it is an online platform supporting evidence synthesis projects like systematic and scoping reviews. Covidence streamlines parts of the systematic review process, making it easy to:
Covidence supports teams with collaboration and the following parts of evidence synthesis. Follow the links to learn more about how to accomplish each step in Covidence:
Describes how Covidence uses Machine Learning (ML) to sort articles by relevance. Keep in mind that sorting by relevance may introduce bias into your review because reviewers may anticipate decreasing relevance as they screen, potentially reducing their diligence in screening.
To set up your Covidence account, you will need to request access by emailing us at reference@uj.edu.
By Covidence.
Video tutorials from Covidence.
Collaborate with team members, including external colleagues.
Registration required.
Register to attend the next live session or watch the latest recording.
‘How to’ guides, step-by-step videos on Covidence features, and additional resources by Covidence.
Articles and videos answering your Covidence questions.
Guide to performing data extraction of intervention studies in Covidence. Some of the information can be generalized to other systematic/scoping review subject.
