It is important to define the project. This includes providing some thought towards
what the main purpose of the litertaure review is. This can be captured through defining the
PICO (Patient/Population/Problem; Intervention; Comparison;
Outcome) model. Additionally, from a tactical presepctive keywords can be added
that will be highlighted in the Title/Abstract and PDF to ease in the
indentification.
The Project Description sub-window is a Text Field that allows you to
record information about the project.
Synthesis provides a general template for defining the PICO
(Patient/Population/Problem; Intervention;
Comparison; Outcome) model. Inclusion/Exclusion criteria
can also be documented here.
This sub-window also displays a history of bibliographical searches or
importations.
The Highlight Abstract Keywords sub-window is a Text Field that allows
you to define keywords that you want to be highlighted in the Abstract
field.
This feature is good for quickly identifying key text that you are
interested in for applying your inclusion/exclusion criteria. Synthesis
provides a default of keywords for identiying the various sections of an
abstract (i.e. Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion,
Conclusion).
The Highlight Fulltext Keywords sub-window is a Text-Field for defining
the keywords that you want highlighted in the Full-Text PDF.
Notes for Highlight Abstract and Fulltext keywords:
Eahc keyword should be defined separately on its own line.
If identifying a phrase such as "case control", then the phrase
needs to be in quotations, otherwise Synthesis would highlight each
word "case" and "control" separately.
Note: All the information displayed in the Project Information
tab is contained in Project > Project Settings. See Project Settings