It is not required, but it can be helpful to have screeners working at similar times because in some cases (if you are dual screening, meaning each reference must be…
In SWIFT-Active Screener, you can have up to a maximum of four levels in a single project. In most cases, projects have one level (title and abstract screening) or two…
For Level 2, a typical thing to do is to attach full text documents. So, in this case you can attach the full text pdf documents by clicking the paper…
In SWIFT-Active Screener, reviews are divided into screening levels. Any article that is included by reviewers at level N can proceed to level N+1 for further screening. For example, you…
The typical process for screening is to read the title and abstract, answer the optional questions, and indicate whether a specific reference should be included or excluded. As soon as…
After selecting the “Detailed Screening” option, you can click “Display Instructions.” This will display any detailed screening instructions that were set up to help guide screening decisions.
In most cases, you will do your work using the “detailed screening” option (versus “title only” screening). If you are doing title only screening, then you will not need to…
If you hover your mouse over the title, you will see a pop up that will show full publication details: title, the journal, authors, abstract.
The article ID shown in SWIFT-Active Screener is a unique identifier generated by the application to identify a specific article and which allows you track an individual reference as it…
There are two ways to screen a reference; you’ll notice there are buttons for “Include” and “Exclude.” So, if you are doing title screening, you can simply click the applicable…
Click the icon that looks like a magnifying glass in the menu; this will bring you to your screening list. The SWIFT-Active Screener application will present you the top list…