Are you working on a systematic review, meta-analysis, scoping review, or other literature review project? Learn to use the software Covidence, which is free for U-M faculty, staff, and students (and any project collaborators from other institutions).

Covidence can help you: –Deduplicate your literature search results set –Share your literature search results with your collaborators –Keep track of your inclusion decisions while screening –Identify decision conflicts between collaborators –Share PDFs with your team –Streamline data extraction and quality assessment –Document your process according to established reporting standards Note:

This session will not teach you how to conduct a literature review. The session is focused on learning how you can use Covidence to stay organized at various stages of your review project.

After registering for this session, you will receive a link to the recording of a previous workshop entitled “Understanding Evidence Synthesis Methodologies.” If you are unfamiliar with the different types of reviews and their associated methodologies, we encourage you to view that recording in advance of this workshop.

This is a hybrid session. Attend in person or a Zoom link will be sent to you upon registration.