• The UpPriority Tool: Development of a prioritisation tool for updating clinical guideline questions
• The urgent needs for building the capability of systematic reviews in the Asia Pacific countries
• The Use of "Grey Literature" in a Sub-set of Neurological Cochrane Reviews
• The use of a Theory of Change model in a mixed-methods systematic review (MMSR): an example from the Development Aid sector.
• The use of an ordered multinomial logit model in network analysis: An example in psoriatic arthritis
• The use of Azoles in the treatment of allergic Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis
• The use of Cochrane abstracts on PDAs at the point-of-care: effect on clinical behavior
• The use of Cochrane evidence and guidance in World Health Organization guidelines
• The use of Cochrane Reviews for decision making by a local public health department
• The use of Cochrane reviews in an African first-aid and prevention guideline for lay people
• The use of Cochrane Reviews in practice guidelines for Dutch GPs
• The use of Cochrane Reviews in the development of a first aid guideline for daily practice
• The use of Cochrane reviews to inform clinical recommendations in the Danish National Clinical Guideline development
• The use of Cochrane SR in the development of clinical practice guidelines. The case of syndromic management of sexually transmitted infections and other infections of the genital tract. 2012
• The use of Cochrane SR in the process of developing mental health guidelines produced in Brazil
• The use of collaborative writing applications in healthcare education - a scoping review
• The use of complementary checklists for data extraction and assessment of risk of bias and applicability of prediction model studies
• The use of composite endpoints in clinical trials: a critical review
• The use of composite outcomes in neonatal trials: an analysis of Cochrane Reviews
• The use of content knowledge in the assessment of bias in trials
• The use of evidence and its contribution to action in Sexual and Reproductive Health: Lessons from Contribution mapping in Nigeria
• The use of evidence based medicine in promoting the social acceptance of family planning in the Philippines
• The Use of GRADE in Cochrane Reviews of Traditional Chinese Medicine
• The use of GRADE in systematic reviews of observational studies
• The use of GRADE methods in World Health Organization (WHO) public health guidelines: distributions of strength of recommendations and confidence in estimates of effect
• The Use of GRADE Methods to Support the Recommendations for Health interventions in the World Health Organization (WHO) Public Health Guidelines
• The use of GRADE on dose-response meta-analysis in 2019: a cross-sectional study
• The use of language methodology for disseminating Cochrane Evidence through Cochrane Corners: Cochrane Rehabilitation experience.
• The use of mhealth to promote women’s empowerment and gender equity in a rural health system in Burkina Faso
• The use of nature language processing (NLP) for rapid literature screening in the update of systematic reviews: a comparison of four different models
• The use of non-randomized studies in the Cochrane reviews on drugs and alcohol
• The use of Outcome Reporting Bias in Trials (ORBIT) classification in Cochrane Reviews
• The use of qualitative methods to assess impact of the knowledge broker mentoring program
• The use of statistics as a drunken man uses lamp-posts: for support rather than illumination
• The use Of symptom "Progression" instead Of "Response" as a potentially stable endpoint for systematic reviews Of clinical trials using subjective endpoints.
• The use of synthesis methods in support of developing a new surveillance initiative
• The Use of Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses When Designing and Reporting Surgical Randomized Controlled Trials: A Cross-Sectional Analysis
• The use of systematic reviews by Australian neonatologists and obstetricians
• The use of systematic reviews in the design of randomized controlled trials of acupuncture: a systematic review
• The use of systematic reviews in the development of provincial public health mandatory guidelines and services
• The use of systematic reviews to optimize blood donor selection: the example of dental care
• The use of the Cochrane database in teaching evidence-ased nedicine (EBM): Experiences in a developing country.
• The use of trial protocols to assess risk of bias due to selective reporting in Cochrane systematic reviews: A cross-sectional survey
• The usefulness of different information sources for retrieving adverse effects data for a systematic review
• The usefulness of The Cochrane Library in the development of a systematic bibliography on employee health and work performance
• The utility and relevance of the Cochrane database Of systematic reviews from a Maori health perspective
• The utility for identification of best available evidence of a register of controlled studies that evaluate interventions to prevent alcohol-impaired driving
• The utility of systematic reviews for informing agri-food public health policy: a survey of Canadian policy makers
• The utilization of systematic review and meta-analysis in China
• The Validity of the McMurray Test and Joint Line Tenderness for Diagnosing Meniscal Lesions of the Knee: a Systematic Review
• The value of author contact in determining risk of bias in included studies in a systematic review
• The value of Cochrane reviews for informing health decisions on optimal use of albumin
• The value of Cochrane reviews in the clinical practice of university-based surgeons in a developing country
• The value of searching multiple databases for guideline development
• The value of stakeholder, patient and public contributions and knowledge of lived experience to the conduct and interpretation of empirical findings from synthesised evidence.
• The WHO Reproductive Health Library: disseminating effectiveness information in developing countries
• The wisdom of Plantwise: An alternative extension programme to reduce plant health problems for smallholder farmers
• The wonders of randomisation—workshop for consumers
• The World Health Organization (WHO) International Clinical Trials Registry Platform: reducing bias through trial registration and results disclosure
• The World Health Organization’s International Clinical Trials Registry Platform: a ‘one-stop shop’ for identifying clinical trials conducted worldwide?
• The X of UXG
• The young doctor’s opinion on Evidence-Based Health Care (EBHC) in Stellenbosch University’s medical curriculum
• Theories of teaching and learning, and teaching methods used in postgraduate education in the health sciences: A scoping review
• Theory of change models: explaining the link between intervention strategies and outcomes in test-treatment studies
• Therapeutic Guidelines Developing Countries Programme
• Therapeutic interventions for childhood cancer: An umbrella review of randomized evidence
• Therapeutic interventions of low back pain: a mega-analysis
• Therapeutic Objectives: Still an unknown concept in France
• Therapy by physicians to stop tobacco smoking: assessment of the quality of trials
• There is no such thing as a one-dimensional hierarchy of evidence: a critique and a perspective
• Thorough Debridement Reduces Infection Rates in Open Fracture Care Not Time to Index Surgery: Addressing the Global Commission of Surgery’s Call to Improve Care for the Bellwether Procedures A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of Observational Studies
• Those responsible for approving research studies have poor knowledge of research study design: a brief knowledge quiz in a nationwide sample of IRB members
• Though not consistently superior, the absolute approach to framing the minimally important difference has advantages over the relative approach
• Threading the needle we found in the haystack: Identifying ongoing trials with the Pan African Clinical Trials Registry
• Three living systematic reviews to inform living guideline recommendations in Germany: lessons learned
• Three years’ of experience of implementing an evidence-based nursing training programme and its clinical outcomes in a medical centre in Taiwan
• Thumbs up, thumbs down: an analysis of online user ratings of summaries of systematic reviews
• Time interval for first publication and updates of systematic reviews under Cochrane Multiple Sclerosis and Rare Diseases of the CNS Group
• Time interval for updating Cochrane systematic reviews about neglected tropical diseases
• Time lag bias in publishing results of clinical trials: a systematic review
• Time to inclusion in systematic reviews: roadblock on the translational pathway
• Time to publication among completed diagnostic accuracy studies: associated with reported accuracy estimates
• Time to publication for results of clinical trials: The definitive systematic review
• Time to publication of Cochrane reviews: a retrospective cohort study
• Time trends in summary estimates from meta-analyses of diagnostic accuracy studies
• Timing of prophylactic antibiotics during cesarean: a meta-analysis up to 2012
• TITLE
• Title and abstract screening assessment in primary studies: based on Korean clinical trials
• Title Proposal Forms: How we are and how we should be
• Title undeclared
• Title-abstract versus title-only citation screening strategies for systematic reviewsand meta-analyses
• Title: Assessing the Quality of Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPGs) development in Taiwan using the AGREE II instrument.
• Title: Effective Knowledge Translation: Lessons from a Three-Day Interactive Cochrane Standard Author Training Webinar
• To annotate or re-annotate- what is the question?
• To blog or not to blog? Using blogs as a tool to provide consumer friendly evidence-based information on optimal aging
• To disseminate is to ‘spread information widely’ – but how well do we do this? Dissemination of three linked Cochrane Reviews
• To filter or not to filter? A study examining the use of diagnostic test accuracy search filters on a Cochrane DTA review
• To Identify Chinese Trial Reports of Studies: Hand Searching Compare with Electronic Searching
• To improve the efficiency of database searches for the identification of reports of RCTs used in NICE guidelines
• To include, or not to include non-randomized controlled trials in systematic reviews: a novel approach to a controversial question
• To screen or not to screen: the online opinion on prostate cancer screening
• To share or not to share data: how valid are copious randomized controlled trials?
• To sum or not to sum: assessing the methodological quality of primary studies in public health
• To what extent are conference abstracts reporting randomised controlled trials of skin diseases published subsequently?
• To what extent do Cochrane authors in sub-Saharan Africa conduct and publish non-Cochrane Reviews?
• To what extent do trials stopped early for benefit overesti­mate treatment effects?
• To what extent is the clinical context considered in diagnostic test accuracy (DTA) reviews?: A methodological review
• Too many reviews to update, not enough time or resources! A workshop on prioritising and tools to update reviews
• Too much data from too many sources: what is the best estimate of the treatment effect?
• Tool of transferability: application on studies of cost-effectiveness
• Tool to assess recognition and understanding of elements in Summary of Findings table
• Tools and methods for assessing the transferability of health technology assessment results across jurisdictions: a systematic review
• Tools and resources for a rapid-response service to meet policy makers' urgent needs for evidence
• Tools and resources for reviews of complex interventions: a workshop by the Consumers and Communication Review Group
• Tools for sharing evidence for effectiveness from a systematic review of complex interventions to improve food security: Which do policy makers prefer?
• Tools to assess trustworthiness of evidence-based, point-of-care resources for healthcare professionals: a systematic review
• Tools to evaluate the methodological quality of physical therapy trials. What items should we use from these tools? A factor analysis
• Tools to support capacity development for evidence-informed public health
• Topics and issues reported as 'other bias' in randomised clinical trials included in systematic reviews by Cochrane authors during 2017
• Totality of evidence: using indirect evidence to bridge the gaps
• Towards a better understanding of what the 'level of evidence' is and how this can be evaluated
• Towards Achieving the UNAIDS FIRST 90 target: Repeat HIV testing amongst PLHIVs in Nigeria - A Myth or Reality?
• Towards an optimal use of the Cochrane Systematic Review to support decision making in a hospital setting
• Towards evidence summit in reducing maternal and neonatal mortality in Indonesia
• Towards informed decisions in trusted evidence in Latin America: quality and risk of bias in systematic reviews about vaccines
• Towards modernizing the systematic review pipeline: efficient updating via data mining
• Towards More Scientific Meta-Analyses
• Towards rapid learning health systems: supporting the Central Asian and European countries in using research evidence for policy-making
• Trading certainty for speed: how much uncertainty are decisionmakers willing to accept when using rapid review? An international survey
• Traditional Chinese interventions for stable angina
• Traditional-intensive versus technology-enhanced approach for search and screening in systematic reviews (TITE project)
• Traffic engineering and educational interventions to reduce pedestrian injuries: Identifying controlled studies
• Train the trainer
• Train the trainer: Cochrane Library
• Train the Trainer: what training do the trainers need to improve?
• Train the trainers of evidence-based healthcare workshops
• Train the trainers: Medical Library Literacy for Health Professionals in Ethiopia
• Train the trainers: techniques for training systematic reviewers
• Training and education in critical appraisal leads to increase in usage and contribution to The Cochrane Library in India
• Training and support; one region's views and needs
• Training and supporting of Cochrane authors – Polish experience
• Training Cochrane Systematic Reviews: challenges and benefits of online training
• Training community research partners in evidence synthesis methods: a pilot study
• Training for awareness on using Cochrane Library in Ministry of Health, Malaysia
• Training for Managing editors – Part 1 (restricted)
• Training for patients and citizens representatives: evaluating the PartecipaSalute courses
• Training handsearchers: going from a paper to a web-based course
• Training new commissioners from the social/welfare area
• Training on critical appraisal and scientific production for health residents and preceptors in Brazil
• Training practitioners in the EBP process: an effective continuing education training model
• Training reviewers in China
• Training trainers: an approach to standardizing and disseminating risk of bias education
• Training U.K. Librarians to Use the Cochrane Library: Has it Impacted on Usage of the Cochrane Library?
• Training workshops in Cochrane Systematic Reviews at Cochrane Russia
• Training your robot: best practices for leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) in reference screening
• Transdisciplinary Approaches for Setting Research Priorities on Climate Change and Health: Engaging Decision Makers, Researchers, and Communities
• TRANSFER Approach: including consumers in assessing transferability of review findings
• Transferability of evidence based information driven by Clinical Evidence through an Italian continuing education programme on the web: a qualitative study
• Transferring evidence into practice: A Nursing Minimum Data Set within the nutritional area in primary healthcare
• Transferring knowledge: equity for health professionals in Ethiopia
• Transferring Public Health Nursing research to health system planning: assessing the relevance and accessibility of systematic reviews
• Transfers between Cochrane review Groups to sharpen profile and facilitate the work of Cochrane authors
• Transformation of meaning perspectives in clients with rheumatoid arthritis
• Transformation of summary statistics from a skewed distribution into summary statistics on the log scale
• Transforming from information overload to information excitement using the Pearl Harvesting Information Retrieval Framework
• Transfusion Evidence Round-ups’: an ISBT/SRI collaboration with a goal to share knowledge to improve transfusion practice worldwide.
• Transitioning to living systematic reviews: Lessons learned from a large scale review on diabetes quality improvement interventions
• Transitioning to value-based care through system-level, evidence-based guidelines
• Transitions: Cochrane PDUC to Cochrane Urology and expanding to 12 TSCs
• Translating Cochrane abstracts and plain language summaries from traditional to simplified Chinese: feasibility assessment and user survey
• Translating Cochrane abstracts into Portuguese for use in Africa: a successful partnership between Cochrane Africa and Cochrane Brazil
• Translating Cochrane evidence into practice in the Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka
• Translating Cochrane Reviews to lay people through the web: the IN-DEEP project
• Translating critical appraisal of a systematic review to meaningful peer review
• Translating critical appraisal of a systematic review to meaningful peer review
• Translating critical appraisal of a systematic review to meaningful peer review
• Translating evidence into a user-centred interface: the European Commission Initiative on Breast Cancer (ECIBC) web hub
• Translating evidence into patient information: challenges and possible solutions when extracting and presenting the results of Cochrane reviews
• Translating evidence into practical tools to teach first aid to children in sub-Saharan Africa
• Translating filters between different interfaces: not as easy as you might think
• Translating knowledge from systematic reviews: evaluation of infographics and critical appraisal formats
• Translating one million words into two languages: process approach and lessons learnt from the translation of a comprehensive international guideline database
• Translating research into practice: current challenges in pediatric sleep medicine
• Translating the abstracts in the Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews (CDSR) into Chinese
• Translating the Cochrane Library into Spanish
• Translation and validation of the 'Risk of bias' (RoB) tool to Brazilian Portuguese
• Translation and validation of the Cochrane Collaboration’s tool for assessing risk of bias into German
• Translation initiative of the Brazilian Cochrane Centre: experience of the first eight months
• Translation of Cochrane summaries: a realistic and timely goal for the collaboration?
• Translation of plain language summaries, does it help in better understanding?
• Translation of the ADAPTE process: an important step to improve evidence communication in Brazil
• Transparency and completeness of reporting in study registries - a comparative study
• Transparency enhancement for reports of randomized controlled trials in behavioral medicine
• Transparency of Chinese trials: The results are fully published after registered in WHO primary registries?
• Transparency of clinical trial in China: strategy and foresight
• Transparency of COVID-19-related research: A meta-research study
• Transparency of the guideline development process by using a new guideline structure
• Transparent and traceable data science-based real-world evidence (DS-RWE) producing: framework and practice in traditional Chinese medicine
• Transparent assessment of resource use and costs of randomised clinical trials: a case series
• Transparent reporting of a multi-variable prediction model for individual prognosis or diagnosis: the TRIPOD statement