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jthurnham [On the Configure Screening page]
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 This is right below the "Screening" header in the AutoLit menu (see below). This is right below the "Screening" header in the AutoLit menu (see below).
  
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 **2. Add Keywords to the "Your Keywords" Section** **2. Add Keywords to the "Your Keywords" Section**
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 After adding a keyword, you can color code it by clicking the circle to the left of the keyword and choosing from the colors displayed. This color corresponds to the highlight color when that specific keyword is identified in an Abstract during Screening. If no color is chosen, the default is light blue. After adding a keyword, you can color code it by clicking the circle to the left of the keyword and choosing from the colors displayed. This color corresponds to the highlight color when that specific keyword is identified in an Abstract during Screening. If no color is chosen, the default is light blue.
  
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-In the above example, "Conclusion" is assigned green while "Objective" has the default blue. Below you can see how this looks in an Abstract during Screening.+Below you can see how this looks in an Abstract during Screening.
  
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 **3. Delete Your Keywords** **3. Delete Your Keywords**
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 ==== On the Abstract View ==== ==== On the Abstract View ====
  
-**1. Go to the Abstract View**+**1. Go to the Abstract View in Screening**
  
-This can be accomplished by going to Screening, or from Study Inspector, by selecting "Abstract" in the upper left of the study view.+You can also add keywords during the screening process. Whenever you come across an abstract to screenwhether in the Screening module or Study Inspector, you can add keywords on the fly
  
-**2. Click on the pencil next to "Your Keywords"**+**2. Click on "Your Keywords"**
  
-**{{:wiki:autolit:screening:img85.png?nolink&  }}**+{{ :undefined:screenshot_2023-12-05_at_16.20.57.png?nolink |}}
  
 **3. Type in desired keyword and hit "Add." ** **3. Type in desired keyword and hit "Add." **
  
-{{:wiki:autolit:screening:img86_1.png?nolink&  }}+A modal opens with the same functions as in Configure Screening as described above including color coding and ability to edit and delete existing keywords.
  
-**4. Your keyword(s) will now be underlined!** +{{ :undefined:screenshot_2023-12-05_at_16.17.29.png?nolink |}}
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-**{{:wiki:autolit:screening:img87.png?nolink&  }}** +
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-**5If you wish to remove an underlined keyword, hover over the keyword, and click on the "X" next to the word ** +
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-**{{:wiki:autolit:screening:img88.png?nolink&  }}**+
  
 +**4. Any changes made here will be reflected in the abstract.**
  
wiki/autolit/screening/keywords.1682354871.txt.gz · Last modified: 2023/04/24 16:47 by jthurnham