Does this skill perform the actual web searches?

No, it provides the optimized logic, Boolean strings, and structural guidance for you to execute across specialized academic databases like PubMed or Google Scholar.

Can it help with PROSPERO registration?

Yes, it provides a structured framework aligned with PROSPERO requirements to help you define and document your protocol before starting the review.

What is the PRISMA standard?

PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses) is an evidence-based minimum set of items for reporting in systematic reviews and meta-analyses.

Does it support Risk of Bias (RoB) assessments?

Yes, it includes guidance on using standardized tools like Cochrane RoB or the Newcastle-Ottawa Scale to assess the quality of included studies.

Systematic Review Protocol (PRISMA)

Name: Systematic Review Protocol (PRISMA)
Author: poemswe

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Learning & Documentation

Facilitates high-quality academic literature reviews following the PRISMA standard and PROSPERO protocol guidelines.

About

The Systematic Review Protocol skill provides a rigorous, PhD-level framework for conducting comprehensive literature reviews that meet international academic standards. It streamlines the research lifecycle by guiding users through PICO(S) framework development, Boolean search string optimization for major academic databases, and multi-stage screening workflows. Whether you are preparing a protocol for PROSPERO registration or synthesizing complex data for a meta-analysis, this skill ensures your methodology is transparent, reproducible, and compliant with PRISMA reporting requirements.

Key Features

PICO(S) framework development for precise research definitions
Risk of Bias (RoB) and quality assessment framework integration
4 GitHub stars
PRISMA-compliant reporting and flow diagram structure
Advanced Boolean and nested search query optimization
Multi-stage screening and conflict resolution protocols

Use Cases

Drafting formal research protocols for PROSPERO registration
Generating complex search strings for PubMed, arXiv, and Google Scholar
Structuring data extraction tables for qualitative and thematic synthesis

About

Key Features

PICO(S) framework development for precise research definitions
Risk of Bias (RoB) and quality assessment framework integration
4 GitHub stars
PRISMA-compliant reporting and flow diagram structure
Advanced Boolean and nested search query optimization
Multi-stage screening and conflict resolution protocols

Use Cases

Drafting formal research protocols for PROSPERO registration
Generating complex search strings for PubMed, arXiv, and Google Scholar
Structuring data extraction tables for qualitative and thematic synthesis