What's possible for health research through social media? This blog reflects on our tweetchat about this and the #HARTSofthepossible project
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Cochrane’s 2016 Citation Screening Challenge: Turning a lonely task into the most fun you can have in evidence based healthcare
Read about Cochrane’s new citizen science platform and their fast, furious and successful their recent 48 hour citation screening challenge!
Competition time for health professionals!
Health professionals competition to win free registration to the 2017 Cochrane UK & Ireland symposium.
Health professionals get active on Twitter!
Joining in the WeActiveChallenge is a great way for health professionals to get going on Twitter, as Sarah Chapman explains in this Evidently Cochrane blog
Connections and reflections: a day in a social media village
My reflections on conversations, passion and shared learning in the social media village at EHI Live 2015
Hearing loss: priority setting in research
Working out what matters most for future research. Members of the Priority Setting Partnership for mild to moderate hearing loss explain
Evidently Cochrane: UK Blog Awards finalist!
We're delighted to be on the shortlist of the UK Blog Awards!
Shopping for health: reliable evidence supports patient and purse
New Cochrane review establishes safety of cheaper drug for a common eye disease and highlights the importance of reliable evidence
Would you like an elephant with your evidence?
Page last checked: 08 June 2022. Although this blog is now nine years old, and the social media landscape has changed since then, there is much here that still seems to me to be relevant and useful. There are other blogs here about communicating evidence and using social media, which you can find in the […]