jev-reviewer

# Jev Reviewer

Open a trial report in Chrome together with its supplements, protocol, analysis plan or data
tables, then ask for what your systematic review extraction form needs: *inclusion criteria for
age*, *baseline age*, *how many were randomized*, *who funded it*. Ask by voice, by typing, or with
a questions file (CSV, TXT or a spreadsheet) or a ready-made template (trial characteristics,
RoB 2, ROBINS-I, QUADAS-2, TIDieR, outcome data, transparency). Every answer is a **verbatim quote** with its file and page,
paragraph, row or slide, highlighted where it sits. You check each one, write the value for your
form beside it and tick it; the **extraction table** shows every study against every question, and
exports one row per study or one row per quote.

Files can be PDF, Word (.docx, .doc), Excel (.xlsx, .xls), PowerPoint (.pptx), OpenDocument
(.odt, .ods, .odp), RTF, saved web pages (.html), CSV, TSV, plain text or Markdown. Work is kept
as **projects** that hold **studies**, and studies hold their files and answers, all stored in your
browser: nothing is uploaded or kept on a server. A project's studies can be **imported from a
reference manager** (EndNote, Zotero, Mendeley) or a database export (PubMed, Scopus, Web of
Science, Covidence, Rayyan), with their PDFs, and its questions **answered in every study** at once.

**Use it at [jevreviewer.xera.ac](https://jevreviewer.xera.ac)** or
[choxos.github.io/jev-reviewer](https://choxos.github.io/jev-reviewer/). No key, no install.
[The guide](https://jevreviewer.xera.ac/guide/) walks through a whole review.



<sub>The first question of the tour. [Watch the full tour](documentation/tour.mp4) at 1080p, silent with captions: a three-file study, a quote from a Word supplement, a Table 1 answer with its row label, an 18-