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Then a search dialog window opens and it says in the middle of the window “processing 29016274”. Here you can see those references that Covidence has automatically detected as duplicate or studified record.I didn’t try it that way, I was using the “search” >Pubmed down at the bottom left, where Pubmed is in a list of drop down items to select from. To do this, go back to the Import studies tool > Import History page. Once you’ve successfully imported your file into Covidence, it’s best to check your import. From here you can monitor the progress of your import, as shown below. Once your file is uploaded, you'll be re-directed to your Review Summary page.

Click "Choose file" and select the file from your computer.

Irrelevant: studies excluded during title and abstract screening.

Excluded: studies excluded during full text review.

Included: studies included during full text review, which are now ready data extraction.

Full text review: studies included during title and abstract screening, which are now ready for full text review.

Screen: studies for title and abstract screening.

Select which stage you'd like to import studies into.

Click "Import" from the Review Summary page.

These are reported on the PRISMA chart as well. One file can be imported at a time, and there is no limit to how many imports you can perform.Ĭovidence automatically de-duplicates and studifies references upon import. Larger files may take longer to upload and process.

You can import files up to 50 MB in size into Covidence, and up to 15,000 references.

Covidence currently supports three formats for file imports:

Here you can select the file and the category (which is the stage or step of the review process) that the references will appear in. You can import references into Covidence by clicking on the Import Studies tool from your Review Summary page. Don't have a file ready to go yet, but want to take Covidence for a spin? Download our sample data and import into your trial review to see how screening works.