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EPPI-Reviewer is an application for all types of literature review, including systematic reviews, meta-analyses, 'narrative' reviews and meta-ethnographies. It is suitable for small or large-scale reviews (with some of our existing reviews containing over a million items). Start using EPPI-Reviewer today!
EPPI and the Centre for Evaluation at London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine are collaborating to deliver the ‘London Systematic Reviews and Research Use Seminars’. New report Embedding researchers into policy and other settings may represent one way of radically changing the ecosystem in which evidence is generated and applied.
EPPI-Mapper. EPPI-Mapper is our tool for visualising ‘maps’ of research evidence. Built initially to support the Campbell Collaboration ’s evidence gap maps, it is available for all EPPI-Reviewer users at no charge. EPPI-Mapper currently uses an exported JSON file from EPPI-Reviewer to generate a map. The user simply selects which ...
An account can only be validated once.) Click the New Account button to create a new user account. A brief video showing the account creation process can be found here. Further information about new accounts and free / trial access can be found here. (Note: when you set up a new account, you will receive a validation email.
EPPI Reviewer 6. EPPI Reviewer 6 is the latest version of our software, designed to run on any modern web browser and across web-enabled devices such as smartphones or tablets - useful for screening on the move! Most of our resources are now in the form of brief instructional videos and short documents covering particular functions of the software.
EPPI-Reviewer 4 has the functionality to help manage your systematic review through all stages of the process from bibliographic management, screening, coding and right through to synthesis. It manages references, stores PDF files, facilitates qualitative and quantitative analyses and allows easy export of review data to enable use with other software programmes.
EPPI-Reviewer, EPPI-Vis and EPPI-Mapper are developed and maintained by the EPPI-Centre at the Social Science Research Unit of the UCL Institute of Education, University of London, UK. To find out more about the work of the EPPI-Centre as well as information about how to do systematic reviews, please visit our website eppi.ioe.ac.uk .
The EPPI Centre’s mission is to promote and support collaborative, rigorous evidence for a fairer world, by focusing on: Evidence synthesis methods: Developing state-of-the-art reliable evidence synthesis methods and tools, fusing optimised inputs from people, processes and enabling technologies. Participation: Employing meaningful and ...
COVID-19: A living map of the evidence: Access the final, archived version of this map here. (Archived) Long COVID: Automated living map of research: Access the current version of this map here. (Ongoing) Quarterly scoping of systematic reviews on long COVID and RCTs on long COVID treatments: Access the latest reports here. (Ongoing)
EPPI-Reviewer 4.0 is the next stage of development of our software tool for research synthesis. It is a single or multi-user web-based application for managing and analyzing data for use in research synthesis. EPPI-Reviewer 4.0 is a completely new program. It was created based on the experiences and feedback of hundreds of users in well over ...
