Searching Inside a Review
Use the search box to select results inside a review for faster screening
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Use the search box to select results inside a review for faster screening
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In the Review Details and in Article Search the search box can be used to filter results using keywords, by tags and many other attributes.
The simplest method is just to type the key terms to be matched. These will be searched in the title, abstract and publication name:
Users can also search according to AI tags, screening decisions, comments and source data. Lets look at how this is possible with the results query language:
Results can be filtered by AI tag, contents of decision, author country of origin and many other attributes. They can also be combined in a single query.
Lets look at some examples:
When adding different attributes in the same query, they are considered as an AND query
Example:
Match results with Suspect Adverse tag AND the keyword "acetaminophen" in contents
tag:adverse match:acetamoniphen
If different criteria are combined by a comma (,) they are treated like an OR search:
Example:
Results where main author is from US or Ireland or Portugal:
mainauthor:US,IE,PT
Finally, both methods can be combined for more sophisticated searches:
tag:adverse mainauthor:US,IE,PT
(results tagged as Suspect Adverse AND where the main author is from US or Ireland or Portugal)
Monitors can be configured with pre-defined filters that can later be used as shortcuts from the search box. This facilitates reusing complex queries.
👉 Check out the steps on how to configure pre-defined Monitor filters
In the example below there are two filters configured for the sample Monitor:
In the Review search box, the filters appear as shortcuts in place of the actual query. Once selected the configured query runs:
Match specified keyterms in article title and publication name. This is also the default behavior when not using the param: <value syntax.
Usage: match:key terms
Examples:
match:case
Match only articles with a specific AI Tag. Tags can be specified as follows
Usage: tag:value
Examples:
tag:ae (articles tagged "Suspected AE", can also use tag: adverse)
tag:patient (articles with a confirmed patient mention)
tag:special (articles tagged with any special situation)
tag:case (suspected case tag)
tag:keyword (articles matching user defined keywords configured in the monitor)
Performs the inverse of tag: matches articles that do not contain stated tag.
notag:ae (articles not tagged "Suspected AE" )
Matches articles last updated by user matching <user>
Example:
by:mlmai
Matches articles from a given source (pubmed, doaj, crossref, etc.)
Example:
source:doaj
Matches the contents in article's comment section of the most recent screening decision (if any)
Example:
comment:duplicate
Matches articles with a specific review decision:
Examples:
Serious events: decision:serious
Aggregate reporting: decision:agg
Safety signal: decision:signal
Decision labels from custom workflows are also accepted:
decision:Pending Translation
Note: use nodecision: to retrieve opposite results.
The search box is also available from the Find Articles screen, where users can search into multiple reviews based on a date range, or monitors
| Task | Query |
|---|---|
| Parameter | What it does |
|---|---|
Retrieve all articles tagged as "Suspected AE"
tag:ae (or tag:adverse)
Retrieve all articles containing the word "acetamoniphen" AND containing a patient mention (patient tag)
match:acetaminophen tag:patient
Retrieve articles NOT flagged as a special situation AND flagged as aggregate report
notag:special decision:aggregate
Only articles from PubMed
source:pubmed
Articles where the main author affiliation is from Portugal OR Ireland OR Japan
mainauthor:PT,IE,JP
Match specified keyterms in article title and publication name
Use nomatch: for the opposite query.
tag:
by:
Matches articles last updated by user matching <user> (use nouser: for the opposite query)
Matches articles from a given source (pubmed, doaj, crossref, etc.)
For the opposite query use nosource:
Matches the contents in article's comment section of the most recent screening decision (if any)
For the opposite query use nocomment:
Select specific review or QC decisions. Ex: decision:serious
For the opposite result use nodecision:
mainauthor:
Select according to main author's country of origin.
anyauthor:
Select according to any of the author's country of origin.
