AutoLit User Guide
Examining Results in Synthesis
Administrative Tools
Support and FAQs
How to Perform Systematic Review
How to Perform a Meta-Analysis
Best Practices for Writing Your Manuscript
Additional Tips for Making a Nest
AutoLit User Guide
Examining Results in Synthesis
Administrative Tools
Support and FAQs
How to Perform Systematic Review
How to Perform a Meta-Analysis
Best Practices for Writing Your Manuscript
Additional Tips for Making a Nest
Nested Knowledge automatically generates your Domain Distribution and Traffic Light diagrams if you complete Risk of Bias through our AutoLit RoB module.
Risk of Bias visuals are found on the Synthesis page, at the bottom of the Contributors column:
Once you have navigated to the visuals, you can see the Domain Distribution plots. The categories presented will depend on the Risk of Bias survey you completed; in the visual below, see the Cochrane RoB2 tool's outputs for Internal Validity and Overall Assessment of risk. These represent global assessments across a nest, rather than study-level outputs.
Traffic Light diagrams represent study-by-study assessments, where each column is a study-level assessment of the category in question (here, the Internal Validity and Overall Assessment from Cochrane RoB2 tool's survey.
The study Author/Year (red box) is clickable, opening the Study Modal showing the abstract, data, tags, and search history for the study in question.