PubMed, Cochrane, registries
Search, dedup, screen
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Sources
Evidence sources searched
PubMed / MEDLINE and Europe PMC
The core literature databases, with the search strategy shown so it is reproducible.
Cochrane and review databases
Existing systematic reviews to check whether the question is already answered.
Trial registries
ClinicalTrials.gov and the EU register, so unpublished and ongoing studies are not missed.
Your own references
Import a set of PDFs or references and screen them alongside the database results.
What you can search
What you can look up
Reproducible search strategy
The MeSH and Boolean strategy, shown and editable, so it can be reported and re-run.
Deduplicated results
Records merged across databases, so you screen each study once.
Abstract screening
Title and abstract screening against your criteria, with the reason for each decision recorded.
Audit trail
A record of the search, the counts, and the screening decisions, for the methods section.
Example Searches
Try these searches
“build a search strategy for SGLT2 inhibitors in heart failure”
A MeSH and Boolean strategy across PubMed and Europe PMC, shown for editing and reporting
“screen these abstracts against my inclusion criteria”
Include/exclude suggestions with the reason recorded for each, for you to confirm
“has this question already been reviewed”
Existing systematic reviews from Cochrane and PubMed on the same question
Challenges & Solutions
Built for how clinicians actually work
The problem
Building a reproducible search strategy across databases is slow and easy to get subtly wrong
The solution
Wysor drafts the MeSH and Boolean strategy, runs it across the databases, and shows it so you can report and re-run it exactly.
The problem
Screening thousands of abstracts by hand is the slowest part of a review
The solution
Wysor proposes include/exclude with a recorded reason for each, and you confirm, so screening is faster without losing the audit trail.
The problem
The methods section needs counts and decisions you did not keep track of
The solution
Wysor records the search, the numbers, and the screening decisions as you go, ready for the PRISMA flow.
A reproducible search, not a one-off one
A systematic review stands or falls on a reproducible search. Wysor drafts the MeSH and Boolean strategy, runs it across PubMed, Europe PMC, Cochrane, and the registries, and shows the strategy so you can report it and re-run it exactly.
Screening without losing the audit trail
Deduplication and first-pass abstract screening are the slowest steps. Wysor proposes include or exclude with a recorded reason for each, and you confirm, so the work is faster and the decisions are still documented.
Ready for the methods section
Wysor keeps the counts, the search, and the screening decisions as you go, so the numbers you need for the PRISMA flow are there when you write the methods, not reconstructed afterwards.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
PubMed / MEDLINE, Europe PMC, Cochrane, and the trial registries, plus any references you import.
Yes. Wysor shows the MeSH and Boolean strategy it used, so you can report it and re-run it exactly, which a manual review requires.
No. Wysor speeds the search, deduplication, and first-pass screening and records the decisions; the judgement and confirmation stay with you.
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