JBI SUMARI (System for the Unified Management of the Assessment and Review of Information) allows you to 'develop, conduct and report on systematic reviews of evidence related to the feasibility, appropriateness, meaningfulness and effectiveness of health care interventions or professional activities.'
Trial access to this, and other associated Joanna Briggs tools, are available via the University of York until 14th December 2017.
To access the trial go to http://subjectguides.york.ac.uk/az.php?q=jbi%20tools and login using your University of York account. Select JBI SUMARI and login using your Ovid Personal Account (or create one if needed). Select the Green Wolter Kluwer/EBP Network Account option and you are ready to start.
We are very interested in knowing if this tool is valuable to staff and students undertaking systematic reviews. Please send any feedback you may have to library@hyms.ac.uk.
For further information on SUMARI go to https://www.jbisumari.org/#features. There are also some video tutorials on using the software at https://jbisumari.org/#tutorials. Copied below is a summary of the resource from https://www.jbisumari.org/faq.html#general-what-is-sumari:
The System for the Unified Management, Assessment and Review of Information (SUMARI) is the Joanna Briggs Institute's premier software for the systematic review of literature.
It is designed to assist researchers and practitioners in fields such as health, social sciences and humanities to conduct systematic reviews. SUMARI supports 10 review types, including:
- Reviews of effectiveness
- Qualitative research
- Economic evaluations
- Prevalence/incidence
- Aetiology/risk
- Mixed methods
- Umbrella/overviews
- Text/opinion
- Diagnostic test accuracy
- Scoping reviews
