Systematic Reviews

Free, open-source web-based tool for screening abstracts.

A subscription is required. Covidence is a web-based tool for screening abstracts.There is a free trial.

A subscription is required. This is a web-based tool for screening abstracts.

This is a review manager from Cochrane Collaboration. The program is free for purely academic uses.

There are free and subscription options. You can access Rayyan on the web or with a mobile app. You can use Rayyan for screening abstracts and titles.

This is a free, web-based tool, from the Effective Healthcare Program. It can be used to screen abstracts and public repositories of study data.

SYRF is freely available. SYRF can be used to screen articles and add data points.

PICO has free and subscription options. You can use PICO to conduct systematic reviews and perform article screenings.

ScholarlySync uses ChatGPT and other Large Language Models (LLMs) on the back-end to help with systematic reviews (e.g., screening references, screening full texts, cataloging, data extraction, etc...).

ASReview is coordinated at Utrecht University and is part of the official AI-labs at the university. ASReview uses state-of-the-art active learning techniques to solve one of the most interesting challenges in systematically screening large amounts of text.