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Managing and Coding References for Systematic Reviews and Scoping Reviews in EndNote.
1a The Joanna Briggs Institute, The University of Adelaide , South Australia , Australia.
Medical Reference Services Quarterly
|January 24, 2017
Summary
This article presents a simple EndNote method for managing references in systematic and scoping reviews. The approach enhances rigor, reproducibility, and user-friendliness for researchers, aligning with PRISMA guidelines.
Area of Science:
- Bibliometrics and Research Management
- Information Science
- Health Sciences Research
Background:
- Systematic and scoping reviews require rigorous reference management.
- Existing methods can be complex for new researchers.
- Adherence to reporting guidelines like PRISMA is crucial.
Purpose of the Study:
- To introduce a straightforward EndNote-based process for managing references in systematic and scoping reviews.
- To simplify the conduct and reporting of reviews for novice researchers.
- To ensure systematic review reporting aligns with PRISMA guidelines.
Main Methods:
- Utilizing EndNote software for reference organization and coding.
- Developing a step-by-step workflow for systematic and scoping review conduct.
- Integrating PRISMA reporting checklist requirements into the EndNote process.
Main Results:
- A user-friendly and efficient method for managing review references.
- Improved reproducibility and rigor in systematic and scoping review reporting.
- Reduced complexity for researchers new to EndNote and review methodologies.
Conclusions:
- The described EndNote approach streamlines systematic and scoping review processes.
- This method supports adherence to PRISMA guidelines for transparent reporting.
- It offers a practical solution for enhancing the quality and efficiency of literature reviews.
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