One workspace, two graduate programs
Run a public health evidence synthesis or a healthcare management literature review. Each program has its own sources, tools, and workflow.
Free account required to run searches.
Master of Public Health
Public health students completing reviews, meta-analyses, and capstones.
Example question
“Do community health worker programs reduce maternal mortality in low-income countries?”
13 health and science sources · 16 tools
Health Administration and Business Administration
Healthcare management and business students writing research-based papers.
Example question
“How does nurse staffing affect hospital financial performance?”
13 literature sources and 3 data sources · 10 tools
Pick by the kind of paper you are writing, not your degree title.
| Compare | MPH | MHA/MBA |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Systematic and scoping reviews, meta-analyses, capstones | Management literature reviews, strategy and policy papers |
| Typical question | Does an intervention improve a health outcome? | How does a decision affect cost, quality, or performance? |
| Method | PICO or PECOT, then a PRISMA-aligned synthesis | Ranked literature with journal-quality context |
| You finish with | A documented, reproducible evidence synthesis | A well-sourced review with credible journals |
| Signature tools | Screening, risk of bias, GRADE, meta-analysis, PRISMA | Journal rankings, projects, comprehensive review |
Not sure? One free account opens both workspaces.
The same standards apply whichever workspace you use.
AI helps organize and summarize evidence. Every output points back to papers you can check yourself.
Retraction flags, free full-text links, and source details travel with every paper you save.
Send references to Zotero, Mendeley, EndNote, RIS, BibTeX, or CSV when you are ready to write.
A research workspace for graduate students with two programs: MPH for public health evidence synthesis, and MHA/MBA for healthcare management and business research.
Choose MPH if you are running a systematic review, scoping review, or meta-analysis. Choose MHA/MBA if you are writing a management or business literature review and want journal ratings alongside results.
Yes. One free account opens both workspaces, and you can switch between them at any time.
You can explore both programs without one. Create a free account to run searches and save your work.
AI output is a starting point. Check claims, citations, extracted data, and suggested assessments against the original studies before using them in academic work.
Create a free account to run your first search. Both workspaces are included.
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