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CADIMA

cadima.info

EPPI-Reviewer

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FigureCADIMAEPPI-Reviewer
Price fromFree£10/mo
Free planYes—
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
Plans published14
Spec score · Literature Review Software7.8 (#14)7.9 (#10)
Spec score · Systematic Review Software7.8 (#17)7.9 (#14)
HeadquartersQuedlinburg, GermanyLondon, UK
PurposeCADIMA is a free web tool for conducting and documenting systematic reviews, systematic maps, and other literature reviews.EPPI-Reviewer is web-based software for managing and analysing literature-review data, including systematic reviews and meta-analyses.

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CADIMA

  • FreeFree

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EPPI-Reviewer

  • User fee£10 a month
  • Shareable review fee£35 a month
  • Direct support — hourly£80, paid once
  • Direct support — full day£500, paid once

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In their own words

CADIMA

CADIMA is a free web application for planning, conducting, and documenting systematic reviews, systematic maps, and other literature reviews. It accepts review questions from any research discipline and lets review teams work together worldwide, with no stated limit on reviewers at different stages. During screening, records can be allocated automatically while allowing independent and parallel assessment. CADIMA removes duplicate records automatically and supports bulk PDF uploads. It records the review process in detail, while its evidence synthesis database provides guidance and hosts synthesis data. The site describes planned archiving for review and evidence-map data and modules. Access data are used for statistical purposes and are not passed to third parties, according to the privacy policy. A scientist-and-programmer team handles questions, and user feedback informs further development. CADIMA is published by the Julius Kühn-Institut in Quedlinburg, Germany. The footer identifies version 2.2.4.2, dated April 2023.

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