Treadwell Library provides access to Covidence, an online platform that aims to accelerate the systematic review process, at no cost to MGH and BWH employees. Covidence provides one convenient place to screen citations, assess risk of bias, and extract data.
The invitations below grant MGHers and now BWHers unlimited reviews. Once registered, you can invite any individual, regardless of their affiliation, to collaborate on projects. Use your mgh.harvard.edu, bwh.harvard.edu or mghihp.edu email address to sign up. You'll receive an email to finish the process (check your spam folder if you don't receive it):
If you don't have an mgh.harvard.edu or bwh.harvard.edu email and are an MGHer or BWHer, please contact us.
Support and Educational Resources
Upcoming Webinars
Dr. Tamara Lotfi (3ie) introduces the most common review types—systematic, scoping, rapid, umbrella, narrative—and when to use each.
A walkthrough of the Covidence workflow with live demo, tips & tricks, and Q&A.
Dr. Danielle Pollock (University of Adelaide) explores the purpose, process, and best practices for scoping reviews.
Covidence now integrates with a tool called LibKey Nomad. First, download the LibKey browser extension. If you're not familiar with browser extensions, they're also called add-ons or plug-ins (e.g., Honey was a popular browser extension for a while). Once installed, a little green tear drop icon will appear in the upper right hand corner of your browser, near your address bar. Click it and set your library by typing in "Treadwell" like so:
Once that's finished, when you're in the Covidence full text screening stage, you'll see buttons that will either take you to an article or straight to the PDF. The article will need to have a DOI number for this button to appear. If you have both Treadwell and Harvard credentials, reset the library to Harvard to grab all of their articles as well.