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Semi-Automation of Searching and Screening in Systematic Reviews — Recorded and Chaptered on YouTube

I was invited to teach the searching and screening sessions in the High-Efficiency Systematic Reviews (with Ethical AI Use) workshop. The workshop ran for a few days and, naturally,was not free; however, the convenor agreed that I could share the content with a delay on YouTube. Both videos are chaptered, so you can skip rightContinue reading “Semi-Automation of Searching and Screening in Systematic Reviews — Recorded and Chaptered on YouTube”

Structure of Search Strategies for Systematic Reviews: Line by Line versus Block by Block versus Single-Line

Over the past 18 years, I have had this discussion several times with information specialists, researchers, students, and colleagues. Some seem to be defending a single approach at the beginning of the conversation, but as we go forward, they change their minds. Unsurprisingly, all three approaches of structuring the search strategies are useful at theContinue reading “Structure of Search Strategies for Systematic Reviews: Line by Line versus Block by Block versus Single-Line”