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JBI SUMARI (System for the Unified Management of the Assessment and Review of Information) is a software package designed to assist in the conduct of JBI systematic reviews. JBI SUMARI is a web-based application designed to assist researchers and practitioners in fields such as health, social sciences and humanities. JBI SUMARI can support the conduct of 10 different types of systematic reviews including reviews of effectiveness, qualitative research, economic evaluations, prevalence/incidence, etiology/risk, mixed methods, umbrella/overviews, text/opinion, diagnostic test accuracy and scoping reviews.

Individual subscriptions can be purchased via MYJBI for US$130 per annum.
If you attended the JBI Comprehensive Systematic Review Training Program you will have complimentary access to JBI SUMARI for 12 months.
If you are an active core staff member of a contributing JBIC Centre of Excellence you will have complimentary access.

Institutional subscriptions are managed by our commercial partners, Wolters Kluwer, who can be contacted at   wkhealth-support@wolterskluwer.com for more information about pricing, permissions, access, etc.

All first-time users of JBI SUMARI are encouraged to make use of our free 14 day free trial. The free-trial can be accessed from our homepage  and includes complete and unrestricted access to the features and benefits of JBI SUMARI for you to try before you buy. 

If you have used JBI SUMARI in your research project please use the following citation: 

Munn, Z., Aromataris, E., Tufanaru, C., Stern, C., Porritt, K., Farrow, J., Lockwood, C., Stephenson, M., Moola, S., Lizarondo, L. and McArthur, A., 2018. The development of software to support multiple systematic review types: the JBI System for the Unified Management, Assessment and Review of Information (JBI SUMARI). International journal of evidence-based healthcare.

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JBI SUMARI is an online web-based application. This means you don’t need to install any software. To ensure you receive the best of user experience, we recommend using a modern browser such as Google Chrome or Firefox when using JBI SUMARI. In some other browsers (such as Internet Explorer and Safari) there are some features which will not work correctly, such as the qualitative synthesis.

Currently JBI SUMARI is only able to be used online. We are investigating offline use and hope to have this as a feature in the future.

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When considering inviting participants to your projects, it is important to remember that you can only collaborate with other JBI SUMARI users who have an active JBI SUMARI subscription.  Please refer to 'How do I subscribe to JBI SUMARI?' below.

There are a few ways to subscribe:

• Complimentary subscription - to be eligible for complimentary access you must meet one of the following criteria:

  1. Be a nominated Core Staff member of a JBI Collaboration (JBIC) Entity.  (To learn more about joining the JBI Collaboration visit our website, the JBIC resource portal  or email   jbic@adelaide.edu.au ), or 

  2. Attend a JBI Comprehensive Systematic Review Training Program at JBI or a JBIC Entity (complimentary access to SUMARI is granted for 1 year from the commencement of JBI CSRTP).   Please see our website  Education page  for training opportunities.
      

• Individual subscription - you can purchase an Individual subscriptions by visiting the JBI SUMARI website or directly via MYJBI at USD$130 per annum (plus GST for Australian residents).
   

• Institutional subscription  - enquire with your institution if they have an institutional subscription to JBI SUMARI, and if so, check if you are eligible to access via their subscription.     Institutional subscriptions are managed by our commercial partners Wolters Kluwer, who can be contacted at wkhealth-support@wolterskluwer.com   for more information about pricing, permissions, access, etc. 

Please do not hesitate to email us at jbisumari@adelaide.edu.au should you have any questions.