PRISMA 2020 Text
The official PRISMA 2020 checklist, filled from your manuscript
42 rows of “Methods, paragraph 2” to locate by hand — and the journal sends it back if one is missing.
You give
The manuscript (.docx, .md or .txt); optionally the journal's blank checklist .docx (otherwise the bundled official one is used).
You get
The official checklist .docx filled in, plus the 42-row table as .md.
How it works
# PRISMA 2020 $ scopetools run prisma-docx Deterministic — no model. It maps the manuscript into IMRaD sections and paragraphs, locates each of the 42 items by its wording and reporting rules, and writes 'Methods, paragraph 2'-style locations into the official .docx. Items it cannot find are marked 'Not reported' so you see the gaps before the journal does.
Deterministic; it writes into the official file — the bundled one, or the journal's if you upload it. What it cannot find becomes “Not reported”: the gap shows up for you before it shows up for the editor. It never invents a location. The output is always in English (it goes to the journal).
What it costs
3 credits per file (US$0.15).
Charged only when it delivers — a failed run costs nothing.
Credits are shared across every MetaScope tool — buy once, spend anywhere.
Limits
'Not reported' means the tool did not find it — check those rows; a reworded item may just be somewhere else.
Frequently asked questions
- Is it the official checklist file?
- Yes; the bundled official PRISMA 2020 .docx, or the blank one your journal provides.
- What does “Not reported” mean?
- The tool did not find that item; check those rows, a reworded item may just be elsewhere.
- Does it make the PRISMA flow diagram?
- No; the flow diagram is produced in the MetaScope pipeline.
Need the flow diagram too? The MetaScope pipeline generates the PRISMA 2020 flowchart from your screening numbers.