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SUMMARY:Searching the Cochrane Library
DESCRIPTION:The Cochrane Library is a specialised healthcare database that 
 contains pre-appraised systematic reviews\, clinical trials and evidence 
 summaries for healthcare decisions. This training session on searching the 
 Cochrane Library is designed to help participants access and use of the 
 most trusted sources of high-quality evidence for decision-making and 
 research. \n\n\n\n\n\nWho should attend?\n\nHSE Staff and authorised users 
 of the HSE Library Service\, particularly healthcare professionals\, 
 students\, researchers and policy makers who want to effectively find and 
 use high-quality evidence for decision-making and 
 research.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhy you should attend\n\n\n	Understand the purpose 
 and scope of the Cochrane Library and its role in evidence-based 
 healthcare.\n	Develop skills to efficiently search for high-quality 
 systematic reviews and RCTs using structured search techniques.\n	Learn how 
 to navigate a Cochrane systematic review.\n	Gain confidence in navigating 
 the Cochrane Library interface using its key features and 
 filters.\n	Explore ways to save\, export and manage search results for 
 ongoing research or practice.\n\n\nAdditional information\n\nPre-course 
 materials will be emailed to registered participants before the training. 
 By registering you agree to receive a feedback survey following the 
 training. The session will be recorded.\n\n \n\n\n
LOCATION:Online
ORGANIZER;CN="Nicola Fay":MAILTO:nicola.fay@hse.ie
CATEGORIES:InfoSkillsTraining
CONTACT;CN="Nicola Fay":MAILTO:nicola.fay@hse.ie
STATUS:CONFIRMED
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URL:https://bookings.hli.ie/event/4554458
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