Subject Guides: Systematic Reviews: Covidence

About Covidence

Covidence is a web-based system that streamlines the systematic review process.
Available to Cleveland Clinic caregivers via an institutional subscription.

Brief Overview:

Citations are imported into Covidence from EndNote, Mendeley, or Zotero.
Review members are invited to join the project and the team creates inclusion/exclusion criteria and study tags.
Covidence guides each member through: initial screening of titles/abstracts, full text review, quality assessment, data extraction, and exporting review data and generates an up-to-date PRISMA flow diagram to document each step.

Covidence Account Instructions Page
Login to Covidence
How to conduct a systematic review Description of the systematic review process

Systematic Review Team

	Mary Pat Harnegie 216-444-7335 Alumni Lib 216-491-7454 So Pointe harnegm@ccf.org
	Mary Schleicher 216-444-9699 schleim@ccf.org
	Neil Nero 216-445-7336 neron2@ccf.org

Help with Covidence

Covidence Academy Contains guides on key steps in the systematic review process, step-by-step video tutorials, and links for further Covidence support.
Covidence Support Knowledge Base Find answers to basic Covidence questions here.
Register for Covidence 101 Webinar Monthly sessions
Covidence YouTube Channel Tutorials

Citation Management Guides

We recommend that in addition to Covidence, you use a citation manager to organize your references while writing your systematic review. The library provides basic support for the following citation managers:

EndNote EndNote software is NOT available via the Cleveland Clinic Alumni Library. Check with your department to see if you have access to EndNote, or purchase the software directly.
Mendeley A freely available reference management system. Mendeley Desktop is available on Mac, Window, and Linux. Mobile versions are available for Ipad, Iphone, and Android devices.

Contact us

Floyd D. Loop Alumni Library

216-444-5697 | library@ccf.org