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--- wiki:autolit:utilities:inspector [2023/05/30 21:00]
kevinkallmes
+++ wiki:autolit:utilities:inspector [2023/12/13 13:26]
jthurnham [2. Filter the Study Inspector]
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 From the Nest menu, click on "Study Inspector."
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 ==== 2. Filter the Study Inspector ====
-Click on "Add Filter" or begin typing what you would like to filter by. You can filter by TIAB (Title and Abstract text), author, date, status (such as Screening Status, which filters to included, excluded, or unscreened), or tag. The "Add Filter" drop-down ( <font inherit/inherit;;#c0392b;;inherit>red circle</font>  ) enables you to construct your own filter; if you simply start typing in the text box to the right ( <font inherit/inherit;;#c0392b;;inherit>red box</font>  ), the page will predict the filter you would like to construct, and you can select based on the options presented.
+Click on "Add Filter" or begin typing what you would like to filter by. You can filter by TIAB (Title and Abstract text), author, date, status (such as Screening Status, which filters to included, excluded, or unscreened), or tag. The "Add Filter" drop-down enables you to construct your own filter; if you simply start typing in the text box to the right ( <font inherit/inherit;;#c0392b;;inherit>red box</font>  ), the page will predict the filter you would like to construct, and you can select based on the options presented.
 You can use multiple filters, which are layered on top of each other (e.g. filtering to "Screening Status: Included" and "Title/Abstract: Randomized" will filter to all included articles with the word "randomized" in the title or abstract). Filtering the Study Inspector also enables you to use [[wiki:autolit:utilities:inspector:bulk_actions|Bulk Actions]] on the studies to which you have filtered. For a detailed list of the types of filters available, check out the [[:wiki:autolit:utilities:inspector:filters|Study Inspector Filters page]].
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 Click on any of the following to add them as columns in Inspector:
   * Title
   * Author
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   * Publication Year
   * Journal
+  * Volume
+  * Issue
+  * Pages
   * Time of Retrieval
   * Final Screening Status
-  * //If a Dual Mode is turned on,// Your Screening Status
+  * //If Dual mode is turned on you will see the following filters://
+      * Your Screening Status
+      * Screening Adjudicated By
+      * Reviewer Screened By
+  * //If Dual Two Pass mode is turned on, you will see the following filters://
+      * Your Full Text Screening Status
+      * Abstract Screening Status
+      * Your Abstract Screening Status
+      * FT Screening Adjudicated By
+      * Reviewer FT Screened By
+      * AB Screening Adjudicated By
+      * Reviewer AB Screened By
   * Tagging - module status
   * Extraction - module status
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   * Embase ID
   * External ID
+  * NCT ID
+  * Ref ID
   * Full Text Status
+  * Author List
+  * Full Citation [[https://guides.med.ucf.edu/jama|(JAMA format)]]
+  * Related Report Family
 Click on any column that has a check mark next to it (indicating it is a current column) to remove it. Make sure to avoid adding too many columns to limit crowding!
 ===== Quick Guide: Download and Bulk Actions =====
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 ==== 2. Completing Actions ====
-The modal enables you to [[:wiki:autolit:screening|Screen]], [[:wiki:autolit:tagging|Tag]], and [[:wiki:autolit:extraction|Extract]] the study that you have opened. In the modal, the actions are completed in the same way they are completed in the sequential screen/tag/extract modes. Here, you can see a study that is opened to the Screening module; the screening actions ( <font inherit/inherit;;#c0392b;;inherit>red square</font>  ) indicates that this study has been included. Once you complete an action, you can click the arrow keys to the left and right of the modal ( <font inherit/inherit;;#c0392b;;inherit>red circles</font>  ) to move up and down the list of studies available in Study Inspector.
+The modal enables you to [[:wiki:autolit:screening|Screen]], [[:wiki:autolit:tagging|Tag]], and [[:wiki:autolit:meta_analytical_extraction|MA Extract]] the study that you have opened. In the modal, the actions are completed in the same way they are completed in the sequential screen/tag/extract modes. Here, you can see a study that is opened to the Screening module; the screening actions ( <font inherit/inherit;;#c0392b;;inherit>red square</font>  ) indicates that this study has been included. Once you complete an action, you can click the arrow keys to the left and right of the modal ( <font inherit/inherit;;#c0392b;;inherit>red circles</font>  ) to move up and down the list of studies available in Study Inspector.
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 To edit the bibliographic information associated with a study, find it in Inspector. In the Abstract view, select the "Edit" button next to the Bibliographic Fields. In the modal that pops up, edit any of the Bibliographic Fields.
+==== 7. Using Nested Knowledge's Reference ID (Ref ID) ====
+Nested Knowledge automatically generates a Ref ID for every record that can be used for filtering, bulk actions, and allocation. See details [[wiki:autolit:search:refids|here]].
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