Part 5: From ChatGPT to Covidence: Effective use of Tools to Complete a Systematic Review

Systematic reviews demand time and complexity, but with the right tools, they become more manageable. Join health sciences librarian Mê-Linh Lê for this workshop to explore a diverse array of programs and tools, including emerging artificial intelligence (AI) tools, designed to streamline various aspects of the review process. From crafting protocols to translating search strategies, deduplicating search results, article screening, citation chaining, and conducting risk of bias assessments, this session covers it all. Tools covered will include Covidence, SR Accelerator, ChatGPT, Yale MeSH Analyzer, Ovid Term Finder, Ovid Search Finder, and others.
By the end of the session participants will be able to:
• Set up a project in Covidence
• Upload and de-dupe article records
• Identify at least 5 tools to help complete a systematic review
• Select the correct tool for the task being completed
• Locate helpful tools on the Internet
• Identity the skills and knowledge required in order to be use SR tools correctly
For more information, resources, and workshop slides visit: libguides.lib....
1. Introduction to Tools - 0:06:36
2. Tools - Summary of Tools - 0:13:36
a. ChatGPT - 0:14:40
b. SR Accelerator - Methods Wizard - 0:25:21
c. Elicit - 0:35:10
d. SR Accelerator - Word Freq Analyzer - 0:42:12
e. Yale MeSH Analyzer - 0:46:05
f. SR Accelerator - Polygot - 0:53:28
g. SR Accelerator - TERA Farmer - 0:56:40
h. PrdictTER - 0:59:10
i. Abstrackr - 1:01:28
i. Scopus - 1:07:20
j. Covidence - 1:09:59
3. Additional Resources - 1:18:33