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Most databases will have an option to “export to…” or “save references to…” button that will enable you to save to EndNote.

We recommend the Chrome or Firefox Internet browser for browsing our databases and transferring records to EndNote.

Refer to the Systematic Review toolkit Screening section for more information. Each database has different direct export options and different export limits. When working on a systematic review, you will need to export large numbers of search results from each database you search and move them to the relevant Group.

From the Groups menu at the top of the page, select Add References to… and choose your.

Highlight references you wish to add to the Group in the main window.

Click on All References at the top of the Groups pane to view all references in your Library.

Click on My Group and right click on the mouse, select Create group then enter a name of the Group.

From the toolbar select Groups and click on Create Group.

Use Custom Groups to group references together (it may be for an assignment, a topic etc).

The left pane of the Library window lists all of the Groups in the current Library.

You can add sub groups under Group Sets using the instructions for Create Group.

From the toolbar select Groups > Group Sets.

Create Group sets to organise your groups into sets.

You will use these numbers to complete the PRISMA flow diagram.

Groups will help you keep track of how many references were retrieved from each database and how many were (de)selected at each stage of screening process. In the Screening Group set you can great Groups such as On-topic, Off-topic, etc. Group sets can be used to group together the stages of the Systematic Review process, such as Searching and Screening.

Create an EN Group for each database you’ve searched, e.g. When working on a systematic review, you should be searching multiple databases.