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	Cochrane Nursing Care Field (CNCF) CNCF is one of 16 Fields within the Cochrane Collaboration. The purpose of a Field is to support the conduct, dissemination and utilisation of the systematic reviews relevant to the field. Its mission is to improve health outcomes through: increasing the use of the Cochrane Library by nurses and others (such as formal and informal carers and other health professionals) involved iin delivering, leading or research nursing care engaging nurses and others involved in delivering, leading or research nursing care with the Cochrane Collaboration supporting the Cochrane Collaboration and its role in providing an evidence base for nursing care The CNCF is coordinated from Adelaide at the Joanna Briggs Institute. Prof Alan Pearson AM is the Field Coordinator and Ms Cindy Stern the Field Administrator.


	AutumnCare AutumnCare connects the aged care sector with the latest technology developments designed with care workers and their clients in mind. Whatever level of information an organisation requires, from management reports to assessments, AutumnCare Connect is able to provide an easy to use care management system that meets the needs of each organisation. AutumnCare now contains JBI evidence-based content, and is the first decision support system to do so. To find out more about AutumnCare please contact David Loiterton Telephone: 1800 987 870 AutumnCare Connect - Superior Technology, Superior Care www.autumncare.com.au


	Leecare Solutions As pioneers of the most professional clinical and care management software program for residential aged care providers, Leecare Solutions continues to reshape the way providers address their needs by adding value to aged care operational outcomes through our cost-effective Intelligent Design Software Solutions. www.leecare.com.au


	Guidelines International Network (G-I-N) G-I-N is a global network founded in 2002. It has grown to comprise 94 organisations and 77 individual members representing 46 countries from all continents. The network supports evidence-based health care and improved health outcomes by reducing inappropriate variation throughout the world. Its mission is to lead, strengthen and support collaboration and work within the guideline development, adaptation and implementation community.


	Campbell Collaboration Process & Implementation Methods Sub-group The Campbell Collaboration was established in 2000 and focuses on evidence of the effects of social and educational policies and practices, service providers, policy makers, educators and their students, and professional researchers. The Process & Implementation Methods sub-group aims to: Conduct research on methodological issues Serve as forum to discuss methodological issues Provide advice and guidance Provide training on methodological issues Help monitor and facilitate improvements in review quality Ensure that subgroup functions as part of C2 (Campbell Collaboration) Dr Margaret Cargo, University of South Australia, Coordinates this Methods sub-group with Ms Cindy Stern as Administrator.


	The Cochrane Qualitative Research Methods Group (CQRMG) CQRMG is one of ten international Cochrane Methods Groups. It consists of Co-Convenors, Members and Group Affiliates who have an interest and expertise in qualitative research approaches and in the science of qualitative systematic reviews and who wish to keep abreast of the work of the Group. The central concerns of the group relate to increasing an awareness of the role of qualitative evidence in guiding health care practices; the development of approaches suitable for systematically reviewing qualitative evidence; and the training of reviewers in qualitative meta-synthesis. JBI staff, Mr Craig Lockwood, is a co-convenor of this group. Visit the CQRMG website

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