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Admin

Administrative functions are split into Nest-level Admin functions and Organization-level Admin functions; this page covers Nest-level Admin functions.

  • For Organization-level Admin functions, see Manage Organizations.
  • Exception: if you are giving an Organization access to a nest, that is a Nest-level Admin function under the Groups tab under the Collaborators panel, not the Manage Organizations page.

The Admin page is only available to Owners and Admins of nests. To access it, select the “Admin” link under the “Settings” section of the menu.


1. Add and Manage Users

Add or remove User and/or Admin privileges for your specific nest. To learn how to do so for individuals or organizations, see the Manage Users and Admins page.


2. Synthesis

From the Synthesis section, you can:

  • Toggle on or off Quantitative Synthesis, Qualitative Synthesis, or Manuscript. If toggled off, that specific subsection will be greyed out in the Synthesis homepage.
  • Make a nest public. Toggle this on to make the link to your Synthesis page (and all sub-pages) publicly viewable.


3. Screening

Standard vs. Dual vs. Two-Pass Screening

As an Admin, you can configure Screening to be:

Standard Screening means that each record will be screened by one user in a single session. The user will have the option of designating “Full Text Review”, but there is no separate Full Text step.

Two-Pass Screening means that each record will be screened at the Abstract level by one user, and advanced to a second, separate Full Text screening step, where the record must have a full text PDF uploaded and a final Screening decision made by a single user.

Dual Screening means that each record will be screened by two different users and adjudicated by a third.

Toggling between Standard, Two-Pass, and Dual Screening (see image) can lead to loss of data, as only the final Inclusion and Exclusion decisions will be saved if you revert from Two-Pass or Dual to Standard!

Inclusion Prediction Model

Manual vs. Automatic: By default, the Inclusion Prediction Model for Screening will be on Manual, meaning that it will only run when a user selects Train Inclusion Model. Toggling the Inclusion Prediction Model to on (see image above) will alter this so that the Model runs as soon as a sufficient number of studies are screened, and this Model will be re-run automatically as more screening occurs.

Displayed vs. Hidden: By default, the Inclusion Prediction Model will be displayed, meaning that any user will be able to see the predictions on the Screening panel:

If you want this prediction to be hidden from all users, Admins, and Owners on each individual study, toggle “Hide Probabilities.” If hidden, you can still run the model from the Admin page and have the option to turn on Automatic updating.


4. Risk of Bias

Choose a Risk of Bias system. Learn more about Configuring Risk of Bias  Risk of Bias


5. Copying a Nest

Copying a nest will copy the data and configurations, such as the search terms, references, exclusion reasons, the tagging hierarchy, applied tags, data elements, full-text PDFs, Risk of Bias Assessments, the protocol and manuscript, and other configurations. The copied nest is entirely independent of the original nest.

Access privileges will not be copied from the old nest and must be configured.


6. Renaming a Nest

As an Admin, you have the option of renaming a nest. See the image below for the location of this function, next to “Delete.”

7. Deleting a Nest

Only Owners have the right to delete a nest. “Delete” can be found next to “Rename”; deleting a nest is irreversible and will completely delete all data related to the project in question!


DELETING A NEST HAS WIDE-REACHING AND OFTEN IRREVERSIBLE EFFECTS. PROCEED WITH CAUTION.

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