Using EndNote 20 to manage your PRISMA Flow Diagram

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EndNote can be used to manage citations and the PRISMA flow chart for your systematic review. In this video, we’ll show you how to create groups, add labels, and search within EndNote to assist in the creation of a PRISMA flow diagram.
0:00 Intro
0:38 The PRISMA Statement
1:01 Group Sets and Groups
2:08 Removing References From Groups
2:41 Creating a Group Set
3:02 Creating Groups
3:19 Importing References
4:14 Labelling References
4:45 Adding Label Field in EndNote
5:38 Bulk moving references to Groups
6:38 Labels explained further
7:10 Combining Groups
8:33 Populating Groups for PRISMA
8:52 Steps in PRISMA flow chart
9:06 1. All Records
10:02 Working Groups
10:44 2. Records Removed Before Screening
11:02 De-duplicating records in EndNote
11:54 How to select a span of records
12:48 Using a working group
14:04 3. Records Screened
14:29 Advanced Search in EndNote
15:51 4. Records Excluded
16:27 5. Reports for Retrieval
17:16 Records v Reports - Finding Full-Text
18:23 6. Reports Not Retrieved
18:41 7. Reports for Eligibility
19:22 8. Reports Excluded
20:01 9. Studies Included In Review
21:28 PRISMA and EndNote flow chart

[@TheCreativeOo]

straight to the point and clear demonstration. can't thank you enough

[@tiberarugambwa200]

Following step by step..play-pause-rewind-forward..Thank you so much..

[@clementkomu9424]

Such a clear discription. I like how you have demonstrated all the steps. This is so helpful.

[@Damakkun]

I am delighted that JCU made such an excellent video on how to build up from scratch until the end of this confusing prisma flowchart. thank you so much!!!

[@marieellul7925]

This really helped me, thank you!

[@dfn808]

Excellent tutorial, thank you for sharing 👍

[@noriszadalilabintiismail8621]

Love this. Thank you!

[@franciscavarpit6554]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@HanySalem]

Thank you
This is helpful.

[@ctscan87]

osem! I am following your steps-by-steps tutorials while doing mine on my PC. voila! TQVM

[@muhammedyismaw8341]

Would you help me with how really to do that? If you understood it pretty well

[@patelmilankumar270]

Thank you so much..

[@addisuwalelign5578]

Thanks a lot

[@valeriemartin751]

This is sooo helpful. We want to have two independent reviewers review each record against our inclusion criteria. How would you organize this?

[@jculibrary1]

For independent reviewing, it would probably be best to provide each reviewer with a copy of the library, and then at the end compare the included papers for each to identify conflicts. A shared library will show all of the notes to everyone who shares the same library, making it difficult for the reviewers to work independently. A tool called "Screenatron" by Bond University may help with this (we are still looking into it at this time): sr-accelerator.com/#/screenatron

[@jennygreen2501]

Thank you for a great resource. As the video skips over the deduplicating bit, and refers us to the library guide, can you please explain how to manage the files being sent to the trash during the dedup process and therefore being removed from all folders as part of this process. It seems to be mucking up my folder record numbers. Perhaps I misunderstood this part of the process. Suggestions welcomed.

[@jennygreen2501]

I have decided to have avoid the usual EndNote Deduplication process and instead using two screens, one with my main ENL and the other with a copy for reference when looking through the duplicate versions. Then I am just moving records between my main library temp folder > duplicates folder and at the end of a batch moving the duplicates into 2. RRBS folder. Remembering to hold off labelling those records until I've completed the entire deduplication process. Thanks for your video resource. Really helpful for reviewing.

[@iara5946]

Hi there, Im trying to remove my duplicates but it then removes the duplicates from all the files for example the all records one. how do i delete duplicates from only one group?

[@vladneculicioiu217]

Splitting all records into workgroups for duplicate search might prove troublesome - some duplicates might be split between workgroups and will be missed by the automated duplicate finder. If workgroups are used, I believe it's necessary to screen the results (Records screened in this example) again for duplicates.

[@ryehandesigner4182]

huge thinking fact..
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[@md.tarikulislam7081]

Great effort indeed, it's so organized video, thank you @jculibrary1