PRISMA 2020 Flowchart Writer
Creates PRISMA 2020 flowcharts from counts
PRISMA 2020 Flowchart Writer
Creates PRISMA 2020 flowcharts from counts
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Description
For researchers conducting systematic reviews, this Skill generates flowchart text and a protocol paragraph that follow the PRISMA 2020 checklist. When you enter your database screening counts (identification → screening → eligibility → included), it checks the numbers for consistency and produces defensible text addressing a reviewer's question: "Why does your flowchart show so many losses?" It also converts your inclusion and exclusion criteria into a table in PICO/PECO format. This Skill is suitable for graduate students writing systematic reviews or meta-analyses, as well as journal editors conducting pre-publication checks. If it detects a numerical inconsistency (for example, included > eligibility), it states this clearly rather than silently correcting it.
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Combines count consistency, exclusion reasons, and methodological defensibility across PRISMA 2020’s four stages, with a flowchart summary, protocol paragraph, and PICO/PECO table in one output.
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