On this page you can find the content from A day with…Information Retrieval Methods Group virtual event, which took place on 22 October 2020.
MEET THE GROUP...
Watch a brief video introducing the IRMG, its people, its work and find out ways to get involved.
SPOTLIGHT ON...
A collection of online resources compiled for the day. As part of the collection, we offered special free access to the Cochrane Interactive Learning module 3: Searching for studies from October 8th until November 5th 2020.
WHAT'S NEW... [Click on the presentation titles below to watch the recordings]
This was a 90-min live session with a series of brief presentations and Q&A, focusing on guidance on searching for and selecting studies in various sections of the newly revised Cochrane Handbook.
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Presentation 2: Download slides: [PDF] |
Presentation 3: Download slides: [PDF] |
Presentation 4: Download slides: [PDF] |
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Carol Lefebvre IRMG Lead Convenor and lead author of the Searching for and selecting studies chapter of the Cochrane Handbook
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Julie Glanville IRMG Co-convenor and co-author of the Searching for and selecting studies chapter of the Cochrane Handbook
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Andrew Booth IRMG member and co-author of the Qualitative evidence chapter of the Cochrane Handbook
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Su Golder IRMG member and co-author of the Adverse effects chapter of the Cochrane Handbook |
AN HOUR WITH...
Session 1 [Watch the recording]
Session 2 [Watch the recording]
These were two 60-minute online panel sessions, hosted by experts from IRMG and focusing less on presentations and more on directly discussing and answering questions submitted by the community.
THE FLOOR IS OPEN...
A Twitter chat (#adaywithCochraneIRMG) was open during the event, providing opportunities for the community to interact with the Methods Group, raise and discuss methodological and other relevant issues and questions.
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