SWAR Store
SWAR Repository Store
To search the SWAR list please use ‘Find on this page...’ (Ctrl + F) within the ‘Edit’ menu at the top of this page. You are welcome to adopt or adapt one of these if they would like to conduct a piece of embedded methodology research.
| SWAR ID | Title | Link (Author(s) & Date) |
|---|---|---|
| 1) | Citation screening in systematic reviews: Two approaches, two authors and time taken | SWAR01 Declan Devane (2022 Aug 25 1552) |
| 2) | Effects of reading a written summary or listening to a summary podcast on knowledge and understanding of the findings of a systematic review. | SWAR02 Mike Clarke (2013 JUL 19 1210) |
| 3) | To investigate whether supplying Cochrane Eyes and Vision review author teams with a protocol template reduces the time to publication of the protocol and time required to support the team by staff at the editorial base. | SWAR 03 Jennifer Evans and Cochrane Eyes and Vision (2015 SEP 15 0906) |
| 5) | Incentives to trialists for sharing individual participant data | SWAR 05 Areti Angeliki Veroniki (2015 DEC 30 1423) |
| 6) | Measuring the time taken for activities in systematic reviews to identify the most rewarding targets to test strategies that might save time | SWAR06 Rebekah Burrow (2016 MAR 8 1509) |
| 8) | Finding eligible studies efficiently | SWAR08 Rebekah Burrow (2017 JUN 21 1135) |
| 9) |
Use of 1:1 sessions for training and supporting novice reviewers in the conduct of online systematic reviewing tasks |
SWAR09 Amy Price (2016 JAN 21 1456) |
| 10) |
Comparing training strategies for reviewers learning to use software tools for systematic reviews |
SWAR10 Amy Price (2016 JAN 21 1520) |
| 11) | Comparison of contacting non-responding authors of included studies by telephone versus email for additional study information. | SWAR11 Kristin Julianna Danko (2016 AUG 15 1249) |
| 12) | Contacting authors about additional study data – a randomised study comparing two strategies | SWAR12 Käthe Goossen, Tanja Rombey and Dawid Pieper (2020 JAN 15 2208) |
| 13) | Performing an adequate search strategy | SWAR13 Raigam Jafet Martinez-Portilla (2020 MAY 11 1038) |
| 14) | Comparison of data extraction techniques (Covidence versus Word-form) for reviewers doing their first systematic review | SWAR14 Ali Mulhem (2020 JUN 8 0955) |
| 15) | Strategies for obtaining study conduct information from trial investigators to assist with the assessment of risk of bias using the Cochrane Risk of Bias 2 tool | SWAR15 J Higgins, J Savovic, E Tomlinson, F Spiga (2021 SEP 29 1525) |
| 16) | Consideration of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) in systematic reviews |
SWAR16 Alyson Huntley (2022 JUL 1 2238) |
| 17) | Do meta-meta-analyses lead to biased results: meta-research into overviews of systematic reviews? |
SWAR17 Ruvistay Gutierrez-Arias (2022 DEC 1 1050) |
| 18) | Strategies for managing primary study overlap in overviews of systematic reviews of exercise-related interventions |
SWAR18 Ruvistay Gutierrez-Arias (2022 MAY 1 1105) |
| 19) | Comparison of training methods for patient and public contributors performing systematic review tasks | SWAR19 Rachel Kuo (2023 MAY 30 2335) |
| 20) | Evaluating the integrity of trials included in a systematic review assessing different numerical formats for communicating risk | SWAR20 J Knight, A Wing, D Nunan et al (2023 JUN 6 1242) |
| 21) | Manual versus semi-automated abstract screening in a systematic review assessing numerical formats for communicating risk | SWAR21 Paulo Nadanovsky Ana Paula Pires dos Santos David Nunan (2023 JUL 3 2211) |
| 22) |
Evaluating baseline imbalances in randomised trials included in a systematic review assessing numerical formats for communicating risk |
SWAR22 Ana Paula Pires dos Santos Paulo Nadanovsky David Nunan(2023 JUN 20 2230) |
| 23) | Exploring the use of consultation exercises within scoping reviews: a qualitative interview study | SWAR23 Elaine Toomey and Heather Colquhoun (2021 OCT 22 2252) |
| 24) | Time and resource implications of a systematic review with network meta analysis | SWAR24 M Halicka, D Caldwell and NIHR Bristol Synthesis Group (2023 Sep 12 2320) |
| 25) |
A comparison of artificial intelligence (AI) aided and manual reviewing in abstract screening |
SWAR25 Selin Akaraci (2023 FEB 28 2026) |
| 26) | Sensitivity and completeness of search strategies built using a text mining word frequency tool (PubReMiner) compared to current best practice for building a search strategy | SWAR26 A Dullea, M Carrigan, S Smith, L O’Sullivan et al (2023 MAR 1 2010) |
| 27) | Impact on time and accuracy of manual versus Web of Science-based tabulation of included studies to determine overlap in overviews of systematic reviews | SWAR27 Judit Csontos, Deborah Edwards, Jo Leonardi-Bee (2023 DEC 31 2137) |
| 28) | Semi- automated data extraction for evidence syntheses using Claude 2 and Claude 3 | SWAR28 Gerald Gartlehner (2023 FEB 11 2102) |
| 29) | To evaluate equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) of research which is referenced in evidenced based clinical practice guidelines for the end-stage kidney failure population. | SWAR29 Katherine L Hull and Daniel S March (2023 OCT 1 2244) |
| 30) | What are the benefits and challenges of using machine learning technologies to prioritise screening in systematic reviews? | SWAR30 Sarah Nevitt, Rachel Churchill, Sofia Dias (2024 JAN 24 2209) |
| 31) | Use of AI for extraction of outcome data | SWAR31 Martin Taylor-Rowan (2024 JUN 18 2339) |
| 32) | Accuracy of automated deduplication tools during screening for studies to include in systematic reviews | SWAR32 R Menghao Jia, C Stern, E Aromataris, H Ho (2024 APR 01 2330) |
| 33) | Exploring Consultation Exercises within Scoping Reviews from the Knowledge User perspective: A qualitative interview study | SWAR33 E Toomey, A Phillips, A Dabbagh, C Houghton et al (2023 JUN 01 2156) |
| 34) | Assessing risk of bias (RoB) in randomised trials using Cochrane RoB tools and individual patient data | SWAR34 S Bate, R Fortescue, M Fally, J Hansel et al (2023 OCT 02 2128) |
| 35) | Impact of adjustment of baseline factors on meta- analysis of randomised trials | SWAR35 S Bate, R Fortescue, M Fally, J Hansel et al (2023 OCT 02 2138) |
| 36) | Impact of pre-randomisation withdrawal of a patient’s treatment on the results of a meta-analysis of randomised trials | SWAR36 S Bate, R Fortescue, M Fally, J Hansel et al (2023 OCT 02 2145) |
| 37) | Automated data extraction for evidence synthesis using Elicit | SWAR37 M McGrath, A Honey, J V Rider, E Pituch, V O Meara (2024 APR 02 2214) |
| 38) | ||
| 39) | Evaluating “Co-Creation through Consultation” to engage knowledge users in scoping reviews | SWAR39 Dr Andrea Doyle (2024 OCT 10 2257) |
| 40) | Evaluating the PRO-EDI tool in a Mixed Method Evidence Synthesis | SWAR40 Jo Thompson Coon Paula Ormandy (2024 MAY 01 2204) |
| 41) | Evaluating the usability of unified tools for critical appraisal in rapid reviews of the effects of interventions. | SWAR41 Deborah Edwards (2024 SEP 23 2242) |
| 42) | ||