Virtually Cochrane 2021

In April 2021, Cochrane UK hosted 'Virtually Cochrane', an online event for all those involved with, or interested in, planning, doing, sharing and using health and healthcare evidence. Over three days, we hosted a variety of sessions on the theme of ‘navigating evidence and uncertainty’.

Below, you can click on the titles of each session to find out more. For some sessions, you can also view a recording.

Communicating risk and uncertainty Jennifer Rogers, Timandra Harkness and Martin Burton
Systematic evidence and the COVID-19 stress test: pass or fail? Hilda Bastian and Catherine Marshall
Living Evidence Tari Turner and Elaine Toomey
Cochrane Methods Support Unit - How can we help? Kerry Dwan, Theresa Moore, Kayleigh Kew and Ella Flemyng
Better health decisions. Using Cochrane evidence in shared decision-making Richard Morley, Sally Crowe, Kit Byatt, Tracey Howe, Helen Bulbeck and Brian Devlin
Choosing images for sharing evidence: a guide Sarah Chapman and Selena Ryan-Vig
Covid and beyond: Perspectives on how Cochrane can respond to the needs of users Karla Soares-Weiser, John Grove, Declan Devane, Maureen Smith, Ken Stein and Lisa Bero
Health equity in systematic reviews Vivian Welch, Zulfiqar Bhutta and Elie Akl
Right question, right methods, right now Olivia Wu, Terry Quinn, Alex Sutton, Nicola Cooper, Neil Hawkins, Suzanne Freeman and Enzo Cerullo
Cochrane’s Plain Language Summary Project: what have we learnt so far? Carolyn Hughes, Denise Mitchell, Nicole Pitcher, Elizabeth Royle, Toby Lasserson and Jo Anthony
Challenges in study identification: diagnostic test accuracy reviews and prognosis reviews Julie Glanville, Anna Noel-Storr and Lise Estcourt
Collaboration, NICEly done Clare Wohlgemuth, Robby Richey, Tim Coleman, Toby Lasserson, Kasia Campbell and Martin Burton
iHealthFacts. Health claims – fact checked Elaine Finucane, Anne Daly, Deirdre Mac Loughlin and Declan Devane
Cochrane and NIHR Ken Stein and Martin Burton