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  • Cochrane International Mobility - Kristina Shcherbatiuk

    In this series, we profile those that have participated in the Cochrane International Mobility Program and learn more about their experiences.

  • Spotlight on Cochrane Methods Groups 2026

    Our Methods Groups provide policy advice and focus on developing the methods used to produce Cochrane reviews. Over the past year they’ve been working hard on activities from writing papers on responsible AI use to identifying research priorities. We are putting a spotlight on each Group to share what they have been up to over the last year.

  • Cochrane launches new author training materials

    Cochrane has started rolling out a refreshed toolkit of author training materials. The toolkit provides ready-to-use materials for trainers to deliver or adapt for their own face-to-face and online training.

  • From evidence to impact: how Cochrane Thailand is turning research into practice

    Discover the role Cochrane Thailand has played in closing the gap between evidence and outcomes. Designated as a WHO Collaborating Centre for Research Synthesis in Reproductive Health, the group has not only generated Cochrane reviews but has also translated those findings into national policy and clinical guidelines.

  • Celebrating 10 years of Cochrane Russia: a decade of collaboration and impact

    Image Members of Cochrane Russia at a workshop in Kazan When Cochrane Russia was established in 2015, it began as a coordinating hub fo

  • Celebrating 10 years: the story behind Cochrane Taiwan

    Over the past 10 years Cochrane Taiwan has built a reputation for mobilizing knowledge and promoting evidence-based medicine both in Taiwan and beyond. Here they share some of the successes and learnings that have stood out over the past decade.

  • New Cochrane Thematic Group to strengthen work in infectious diseases

    We are delighted to announce the launch of the new Cochrane Thematic Group in Infectious Diseases.

  • How stakeholders can shape a review: the example of first aid training for laypeople

    When someone gets injured or collapses in a public place, the first person to help is rarely a medical professional. First aid training for laypeople is promoted around the world, but is it effective? Researchers from Cochrane First Aid and the Centre for Evidence-Based Practice (CEBaP) have produced a Cochrane review providing some answers. Discover how the review came about, what it found and what it could mean in practice.

  • Spotlight on Cochrane Methods Groups

    Our Methods Groups provide policy advice and focus on developing the methods used to produce Cochrane reviews. Over the past year they’ve been working hard on activities from writing papers on responsible AI use to identifying research priorities.

  • Cochrane International Mobility - Silvana Urru

    In this series, we profile those who have participated in the Cochrane International Mobility Program and learn more about their experiences.

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