LibGuides: Systematic Reviews/Evidence Synthesis: Screening Tools

Abstrackr
Semi-automated screening tool using machine learning from Brown University. Free web-based application for the citation-screening process of systematic reviews.
ASReview
Free and open source software for systematic reviewing. A tool for
human-in-the-loop automated
title-abstract screening.
Colandr
A free, web-based, open-access tool for conducting evidence synthesis projects, such as systematic and scoping reviews
JBI Sumari
JBI Sumari (System for the Unified Management of the Assessment and Review of Information) is a software package available to the Adelphi community which is designed to assist in the conduct of systematic reviews. Contains a suite of tools to support various aspects of the systematic review process.

PICO Portal A state-of-the-art evidence synthesis platform with a modern user interface, mobile support and a flexible workflow that intelligently automates tasks such as deduplication, identifying non-RCT articles and highlighting keywords. PICO Portal assists you with identifying relevant citations, de-duplication, screening, full-text review, and evidence mapping in your next systematic review. Free version available. Watch PICO Portal presentation at Cochrane's North American Systematic Review Methods Virtual Research Day.

Screening Citation Using PICO Portal Video tutorial from PICO Portal.

Rayyan
A free web-tool designed to help researchers collaborating on systematic reviews and other knowledge synthesis projects. Deduplicates citations and helps speed up the process of screening and selecting studies.
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Instructions created by Stephanie Roth, MLIS of Temple University Ginsberg Health Sciences Library. Licensed under a Creative Commons License CC-BY-NC-SA.

Rayyan for Systematic Reviews LibGuide by McGill Librarians Martin Morris and Jill Boruff

RobotAnalyst
RobotAnalyst is designed for searching and screening reference collections obtained from literature database queries. It combines search engine functionality with machine learning and text mining technology, including topic modelling and relevancy feedback-based text classification models, to minimise the human workload involved in identifying relevant references.
SWIFT-Review
Provides several features that can be used to search, categorize, and prioritize large (or small) bodies of literature in an interactive manner.