This session will introduce Covidence, an online literature review management program that is especially beneficial for researchers working on systematic reviews and meta-analyses. It will discuss the features of Covidence – including uploading and de-duplicating references, conducting title/abstract and full text screening, and performing data extraction and quality assessment – and show how users can use customized forms, settings, and tags to optimize their project. The session will also explain how members of the Einstein/Montefiore community can join our Covidence license and where to find detailed information on all the phases of a Covidence project.

By the end of this session, learners will be able to:

• Discuss what Covidence is and the types of projects for which it is most useful
• Sign up for Covidence through Einstein’s license
• Access the library’s Covidence research guide to find instructions, tips, and links to useful resources
• Understand the ways Covidence can help make reviews easier and more organized, from identifying duplicates to screening references

This session is part 5 of the 7-session series, Supporting your Academic Publications, in collaboration with the Office of Faculty Development.

via Zoom
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