How a genuinely independent session works
- Send Reviewer A and Reviewer B the link and the same prespecified screening question. Each person uses their own device/browser and completes the form privately.
- Each reviewer exports a JSON decision pack, then sends it to a human adjudicator by their chosen communication channel. Avoid sharing one person's decisions before the other finishes.
- The adjudicator imports both completed packs together; the page reveals agreements/disagreements and allows final decisions with documented reasons. Export a local Markdown report.
The form contains no patient data and makes no network uploads. The files contain human-authored decisions and labels: treat them as research working documents. JSON is not signed, reviewers are not authenticated, and an independence declaration is not proof of independence.
Complete your own private-before-sharing review pack
These are real archive-row labels and event counts; no default inclusion verdict is implied. “Unclear” is appropriate where primary reports must be inspected.
Import both independent packs simultaneously
Keep each person's answers hidden from the other until both have exported. Choose two independent files; this page does not retrieve or transmit files.
No reviewer files imported yet.
Cohen's κ is descriptive and unstable for six archival teaching rows. It is not a measure of reviewer competence, independent identity or source eligibility.
What comes next?
The six-stage Research Studio lets learners investigate archived magnesium trial events, model risk differences using real AllMeta tools and write a capstone. This independent-review exchange is a separate workflow for two humans, not automatic evidence that either screening decision is scientifically correct.
English pilot; all 12 established Synthesis lesson language routes are retained. Independent methodological, accessibility and translation review remains outstanding.