Leigh D White,   Ruan A Vlok, 

Cochrane’s Governing Board approved a new model for producing Cochrane Evidence Syntheses in March 2022. This model was designed through a process of community consultation and aims to ensure Cochrane remains viable, sustainable, and focused on major global health challenges now and into the future.

Jasmin Arrich, Nikola Schütz, Julia Oppenauer, Janne Vendt, Michael Holzer, Christof Havel, and Harald Herkner

Come meet Cochrane Anaesthesia, and Cochrane Emergency and Critical Care Review Groups in LondonCochrane Anaesthesia and Cochrane Emergency and Critical Care will hold an open meeting during the Cochrane Colloquium, September 4-6, 2023, at Queen Elizabeth II (QEII) Centre

Living systematic reviews (LSRs) are a new approach to conducting systematic reviews that allow for real-time updates to be made as new evidence becomes available.A recent study published in BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine highlights the benefits and challenges of LSRs and emphasizes the importance of adopting this approach in healthcare research.

Christian K RaphaelNour A El Hage ChehadeJoanne KhabsaElie A AklMarie Aouad-MarounRoland Kaddoumhttps://doi.org/10.1002/14651858.CD011364.pub3Published on March 3, 2023Ultrasound use for insertion of arterial catheters in children Plain language summary

This report illustrates our contribution to producing and disseminating systematic reviews of healthcare interventions. These reviews are a powerful tool to enhance healthcare knowledge and decision-making. Since 2018, Cochrane Anaesthesia, and Cochrane Emergency and Critical Care are two separate Groups working closely together.

Cochrane’s first open-access journal, 

Cochrane UK is delighted to be hosting the Cochrane Colloquium at the