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Department of Nursing and Healthcare, Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands

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Department of Nursing and Healthcare, Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands

Last updated on 29 May, 2026

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Welcome!

Department of Nursing and Healthcare, Technological University of the Shannon: Midlands (TUS), is excited to offer current staff and students access to their departmental licence to Covidence.

 

What is Covidence?

The interface is intuitive and suitable for students and experienced reviewers. Covidence can save time on repetitive review tasks, enabling faster review production and more time for analysis and interpretation.

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Discover more about Covidence on each link:

  • Import references - Covidence works seamlessly with your favourite reference managers like EndNote, Zotero, RefWorks, Mendeley or any tool that support RIS, CSV or PubMed XML formats. Covidence can automatically remove duplicates for you.

  • Screen title & abstract - Breeze through screening with keyword highlighting & a lightning-quick interface. Covidence keeps full records of who voted and supports single or dual screeners.

  • Bulk PDF import - Transfer PDFs stored in your reference manager to Covidence in a few clicks. 

  • Screen full text - Decide quickly on studies in full text. Capture reasons for exclusion and any notes so you can resolve any disagreements quickly, with a click of a button.

  • Create forms - Be in control and stay focused on your PICO question. Customisable extraction forms mean you only spend time extracting what you need.

  • Customise risk of bias - Automatically populate your risk of bias tables by highlighting and commenting on the text directly in your PDF.

  • Conduct data extraction - Extract data efficiently with a side-by-side view of your customised form and PDF. Then, when you are done, easily compare your form with other reviewers.  

  • Export - Covidence exports to all the common formats so you can continue your review in your preferred software. 

  • Collaborate - You can invite other reviewers (including external colleagues) to work with you on the project.

 

Why join the TUS departmental access to Covidence

  • Unlimited records for each review

  • Unlimited number of reviewers for each review

  • Full access to all the functions and features

 

How to request a review in the TUS departmental licence

1. Submit your request by emailing from your university email address the following information to the account administrator Maura.Flynn@tus.ie:

  • Name of review:

  • Review Type (Systematic, Scoping, Rapid, Umbrella, Literature, or Other):  

  • Name of student/staff member:

  • Programme name (if applicable):

  • Supervisor/collaborator(s):

2. Once approved by the administrator, an email invitation will be sent to you to join your request review (you may need to check your spam folder): click 'Accept invitation'

3. Following the steps and sign in to your existing Covidence account if you already have one with your university email address OR sign up for a new account (make sure to register with your university email address) 

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Once you have successfully accepted the invitation to the review, it will appear in a separate section on your account homepage:

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You will be able to sign into your account by visiting: https://www.covidence.org/sign_in

 

Working with review team members from other institutions?

With your review made through the department licence, you can invite TUS and non-TUS reviewers to collaborate with you on the review.

Support from Covidence

Covidence offers a range of available resources and support to help you along the way with your systematic review process. 

To get familiar with how a Covidence workflow works, you can try our pre-set Demo review. This will allow you to gain hands-on experience and better understand the process. You will find it at the bottom of your dashboard once you have signed in. Give it a go and feel free to explore!

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Getting started with Covidence - video tutorials that guide you through the initial area to get you started.

Covidence Knowledge Base - home to all of our comprehensive articles, instructions and advice to FAQs.

Covidence Academy - Learn and understand the essentials of systematic reviews and gain insight with expert-led training and content to guide you through every step of the review process.

Covidence eBook Collection - Download our step-by-step practical guides for Systematic Review Success.

Monthly Open Training Webinars - Join our Community Team for free webinars (registration required) or watch our recent recordings without delay.

Online Support Team- contact our team directly for support on your review by emailing support@covidence.org

When logged into your account, you can also easily contact the Support Team via the chat icon in the lower right corner, and the comprehensive articles from our Knowledge Base from the '?' icon on the upper right corner of the window.

Maintaining Access to Your Work When Leaving the University

You are required to add a secondary email address before leaving, as this will ensure uninterrupted access to your Covidence account.

If you need to log back into your Covidence account but cannot because you don’t have access to your university email address anymore, please get in touch by emailing support@covidence.org

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