Reviews

Cochrane reviews – conducted by over 10,000 volunteer reviewers from around the world and coordinated by over 50 Cochrane Review Groups (CRGs) - systematically identify, appraise and summarise evidence according to pre-defined, explicit methods. The aim of a Cochrane systematic review is to integrate the findings, pool the data where appropriate, and generate “overall” results.

Click here (PDF -51 KB) to read about the types of review topics the CNCN would like to see in the Cochrane Library

Many of the 3,000+ Cochrane reviews in the Cochrane Library have relevance to nursing care.

Search abstracts of nursing care-relevant Cochrane reviews developed by members of the Cochrane Nursing Care Network.

Information on how to conduct a systematic review.

View abstracts of Cochrane METHODS reviews on the Cochrane Collaboration website.