Review Copilot-AI-Powered Systematic Review Tool

Example

For instance, when a researcher uploads a medical study, Review Copilot extracts the PICOS (Population, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome, Study type) elements, compares them with the target PICOS, and determines if the study should be included in the systematic review.

Scenario

A researcher conducting a review on diabetes management may use Review Copilot to screen articles for relevance based on specific inclusion criteria such as study type or patient demographics.

Example

Using a mix of terms and checking against the MeSH library, Review Copilot generates search terms to use in databases like PubMed and Embase, ensuring the most relevant studies are retrieved.

Scenario

A team working on a systematic review about cardiovascular diseases can use Review Copilot to formulate effective search strategies, maximizing the comprehensiveness of their literature search.

Example

Review Copilot assists users in filling out the PROSPERO registration form, ensuring all sections are completed accurately and in line with the guidelines, enhancing the standardization of the review protocol.

Scenario

Researchers planning to register a systematic review on mental health interventions use Review Copilot to guide them through the PROSPERO registration, ensuring compliance with all requirements.

Example

The tool extracts required variables from full-text articles, reports data in specified formats (mean, percentage, etc.), and assists in performing necessary calculations.

Scenario

In a review assessing the efficacy of a new cancer drug, Review Copilot can be used to extract outcome measures such as survival rates and adverse effects from selected studies.

Example

Review Copilot generates visual representations of data, like graphs and charts, suitable for publication, enhancing the visual interpretation of the review findings.

Scenario

A research team compiling a meta-analysis on the effectiveness of telemedicine applications can use Review Copilot to create figures that visually summarize the combined outcomes of multiple studies.