PPT-Improving Cochrane evidence: lessons from public health reviews

Lisa Bero PhD Research Integrity and Public Health Senior Editor University of Colorado receives remuneration for this work Our Mission is to promote evidenceinformed health decisionmaking . Theme 1. . The Cochrane Library. : continuing its development as the world’s leading library of evidence. Theme 2. . Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews . (. CDSR. ): relevance, coverage, and user experience . as Partners in Systematic Reviews . Pamela C. Sieving¹, Kay Dickersin², Roberta Scherer. 2. , & Ann-Margaret Ervin. 2. ¹National Institutes of Health, Bethesda USA . ²US Cochrane Center, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, Baltimore USA. :. . The . Contribution of Systematic Reviews in Synthesizing Evidence. General introduction to systematic reviews. What is a systematic review?. W. hy do/fund one?. For which policy questions is SR useful?. Senior EDITOR. The Cochrane Library and new developments for users. Cochrane Editorial Unit . The Cochrane Collaboration. International organization supports production & maintenance of Cochrane systematic reviews. the Cochrane Collaboration. Clinical Research Methodology Course. Thursday, December 11, 2008. NYU HOSPITAL FOR JOINT DISEASES NEW YORK, NY . Peter Tugwell . On behalf of Cochrane Musculoskeletal Review Group, . Guidance for Cochrane living systematic reviews December 20192ContentsIntroduction to the guidance11How to use this guidanceIntroduction to living systematic reviews21Definition of a living systematic extraction to a minimal set of required data items Consider using data from existing systematic reviews to reduce time spent on data extraction Risk of Bias Assessment Use a valid risk of bias tool if 1Cochrane Library Databasesis a collection of medical information produced by Cochrane and other entities intended for practical useby healthcare personnel Cochrane Review the central focus of the da EBMEBM y, purchasers are looking to the weight of scientific evidence on clinical practice and cost-effectiveness when allocating resources. They are using thishealthcare professionals and NHSusts to them in health care research and how they can be used in other disciplines Dr Mona Nasser DDS, MSc, PhD If,sometimessupposed,scienceconsistednothingbutthelaboriousaccumulationfacts,wouldsooncomestan Cochrane Colloquium, Madrid, Spain . October 2011. Who we are – the editorial base. Martin Burton. , Joint co-ordinating Editor,. Consultant Otolaryngologist. based in Oxford, UK. Prof. Anne Schilder,. relevant to . rehabilitation for . Post COVID-19 condition. Stefano Negrini. Cochrane Rehabilitation Director. University «La Statale» Milan. IRCCS . Orthopaedic. Institute Galeazzi , Milan. ISICO (. Miss Tasanee Braithwaite. CEV Contact Editor. Moorfields. Eye Hospital, London. On behalf of Richard . Wormald. , Iris Gordon and . Anupa. Shah. Overview. Cochrane and CEV. The NHS/NIHR research landscape and the JLA priorities: where does the CEV fit in?. Trusted evidence.. Informed decisions.. Better health.. Who we are. Cochrane is a global independent network of researchers, professionals, patients, carers and people interested in health. . We respond to the challenge of making the vast amounts of best available evidence generated through research useful for informing decisions about health. .