Veritas Health Innovation Ltd is delighted to announce that it has entered into an agreement with Cochrane to offer institutional customers of Covidence in North America access to Cochrane Interactive Learning.
| MELBOURNE, Australia, Sept. 3, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Veritas Health Innovation Ltd is delighted to announce that it has entered into an agreement with Cochrane to offer institutional customers of Covidence in North America access to Cochrane Interactive Learning. Developed by world-leading experts, Cochrane Interactive Learning provides over 10 hours of interactive and self-directed learning on the complete systematic review workflow for both new and experienced review authors.
With more than 80,000 global users to date, Covidence is currently the most widely used systematic review collaboration platform in the world. Also a core component of Cochrane’s systematic review production toolkit, Covidence is used by 11 of the top 25 universities in North America, including Harvard, Stanford and Yale. Veritas CEO and Senior Research Fellow at Cochrane Australia, Monash University, Julian Elliott said, “When users log into Covidence, they’re joining the largest evidence community on earth. By partnering with Cochrane to provide the highest quality review training to our North American institutional users, we’re working hard to create a culture where the best health decisions and practice are supported by worldwide access to high-quality research knowledge.” Charlotte Pestridge, CEO of Cochrane Innovations, adds, “This partnership brings together two global leaders in the field of evidence synthesis, and we look forward to providing best-in-class review training to the Covidence research community. Working together, we’re strengthening our mutual commitment to streamlining the translation of research findings into action and improving health outcomes rapidly and reliably.” The University of Miami recently subscribed to Covidence and Cochrane Interactive Learning to streamline the systematic review process and improve the quality of reviews being produced by researchers. “Most of the people at the University of Miami who collaborate with the Calder Library on systematic reviews are residents, fellows, and other early-career researchers, and the Cochrane Interactive Learning modules will be a great resource for them and for us,” says John Reynolds, MLIS, AHIP, Librarian Assistant Professor. “The handful of researchers who have taken the course have written extremely thoughtful and detailed protocols. They seem to be much better prepared than their peers who haven’t taken the course.” About Veritas Health Innovation About Cochrane For further information, please contact: Trish Joyce
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