Synthesis, GRADE and exports
The work ends in documents: the PRISMA 2020 diagram, the summary-of-findings table with GRADE, the study tables and the bibliography of included studies.
PRISMA 2020 diagram
It is generated from the review’s counters: records per source, duplicates removed, screened, excluded, reports not retrieved, full-text exclusions by reason and included studies. Download it as editable SVG; any cell can be pinned by hand if an external count needs adjusting.
GRADE and summary of findings
- Export → GRADE. Define the review’s outcomes.
- For each outcome, rate the five domains (risk of bias, inconsistency, indirectness, imprecision, publication bias) and, where applicable, the factors that raise certainty.
- The final certainty (high, moderate, low, very low) is computed and can be justified.
- Export the summary-of-findings table as CSV or Word.
Every export
| Export | Format | Content |
|---|---|---|
| PRISMA 2020 | SVG | Flow diagram with the current counts. |
| Extracted data | CSV, Excel | One row per study, one column per field. |
| Meta-analysis CSV | CSV | Long format for metafor, Stata or RevMan Web. |
| Risk of bias | CSV | Judgements and justifications per domain. |
| Summary of findings | CSV, Word | GRADE table per outcome. |
| Protocol and included studies | Word | Document with the protocol, the search and the table of included studies. |
| RevMan 5 | XML | Study metadata to import into RevMan. |
| Bibliography | RIS, BibTeX | All records or included only, for Zotero, Mendeley or EndNote. |
| AI-use statement | Word | Summary of each phase where AI was used, with models and volume. |
| Registration | Text | Form prepared for PROSPERO or OSF. |
Public page
From the review you can create a read-only public link with the protocol and the list of included studies, handy for the article appendix or external collaborators. It can be revoked at any time.
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