The first open access journal launched by Cochrane, Cochrane Evidence Synthesis and Methods, has opened for submissions!

Cochrane Child Health is looking for parents to complete a survey comparing COVID-19 health recommendations presented in different formats. Click here for more information and to participate: https://surveymonkey.com/r/BMK575X

Join the Knowledge Translation Competition organized by Cochrane Hong Kong! 

As part of the first edition of the Knowledge Translation Awards, Cochrane Hong Kong and Cochrane Nursing are delighted to announce the Cochrane Evidence Translation Award which aims to foster student talent in the effective translation of Cochrane evidence into their local language.

Cochrane Hong Kong is delighted to announce the first edition of the Knowledge Translation Awards, a competition for university students around the world to showcase their talents in the translation and dissemination of Cochrane evidence. To recognise the diverse capabilities of bright students, the competition is divided into two categories: (1) Knowledge Translation Creativity Award, and (2) Cochrane Evidence Translation Award.

Drawing on experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic, the inaugural Cochrane Convenes brought together leaders in health research and health evidence to explore and recommend the changes needed in evidence synthesis to prepare for and respond to future global health emergencies. 

This review provides insight into the effectiveness of measures implemented in the school setting to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cochrane Hong Kong is co-organising the Cochrane Evidence Translation and Dissemination Competition initiated and led by Beijing University of Chinese Medicine, together with four other universities as co-organisers. The competition aims to encourage interested scholars and students to translate Cochrane evidence into Simplified Chinese.

What topics should Cochrane Public Health review in 2021-2025?Key messagesThe top 3 priority topics identified by policy and health decision makers are:        1. Dietary risks        2. Obesity

Join world leaders of evidence synthesis to learn lessons from COVID-19 and shape responses to future health emergencies.