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VisitHAWC vs RevMan
What both publish
| Fact | HAWC | RevMan |
|---|---|---|
| Collaboration | Managers, team members, and reviewers can collaborate on assessments, with access levels assigned according to their roles and needs. | Authors can edit different review fields concurrently and see which collaborators are currently working in a review. |
| Integrations | EPA says assessment literature searches and screening use HERO, SWIFT Review, and DistillerSR before HAWC is used to synthesize study information. | RevMan can import study data and references from Covidence, and RIS reference imports can use data from Crossref, PubMed, or CRS. |
| Intended users | HAWC is intended for human health and environmental risk assessors working in assessment teams. | RevMan supports diagnostic test accuracy, intervention, methodology, overview, prognosis, qualitative, and flexible review types. |
| Purpose | HAWC is a web-based content management system for storing, displaying, and synthesizing data for human health and environmental risk assessments. | RevMan is Cochrane’s software for producing transparent systematic reviews, guiding authors from structured data entry and analysis through result visualization. |
HAWC plans
- EPA HAWCFree
RevMan plans
- Practice reviewFree
- Cochrane author accessFree
- Individual student annual subscription£80 a year
- Student£80 a year
- Academic£100 a year
- Individual academic annual subscription£100 a year
Pick HAWC if…
HAWC is intended for human health and environmental risk assessors working in assessment teams. It also allows the public to view published assessments without an account.
Pick RevMan if…
RevMan suits authors preparing systematic reviews across its listed review types, including people working collaboratively on analysis and writing. The free practice option may suit someone who can work within its deletion, export, and single-user limits.