Cochrane blogshots: challenges and changes
With the launch of new guidance for making Cochrane blogshots, Sarah Chapman explains how this has come about and some of the challenges of sharing evidence in this format.
Tag Archives: social media
From #PatientsIncluded to Patient in 12 hours – my #BeyondTheRoom experience at the Cochrane Colloquium, 2018
Sally Crowe reflects on participating in our recent conference, the Cochrane Colloquium, as a member of the #BeyondTheRoom team.
Being Goldilocks: towards getting our Cochrane special series ‘just right’ through trial and error
Sarah Chapman and Selena Ryan-Vig from Cochrane UK share tips on how to put together a successful special series for social media
A great opportunity to join the #BeyondTheRoom team at the Cochrane Colloquium!
Announcing a great opportunity for some keen tweeters to come to the Cochrane Colloquium 2018 (with free registration, accommodation and a travel bursary) as part of the #BeyondTheRoom team.
#CochraneForAll tweetchat – what will make our conference interesting and accessible for all?
Announcing our #cochraneforall tweetchats - another opportunity to tell us what we could do to increase the involvement of patients and carers in next year's Cochrane conference.
Evidence for everyday practice: a multidisciplinary tweetchat
Catch up with the conversation we had during a multidisciplinary tweetchat with the We Communities, exploring evidence for everyday - how practitioners find and use it, and how it impacts their practice.
“Who did you hear that from?” Sharing research evidence through ‘My Signals’
Steven Williams blogs about the recently launched 'My Signals', in which health and social care staff and service users describe research that is important for them.
Pineapples and stethoscopes. The problem with stock images
Sarah Chapman reflects on the challenges of using stock images to illustrate blogs and other social media products about health evidence.
Social media campaign: The Problem with Sex. Challenges, responsibilities, successes
Cochrane UK's Sarah Chapman and Jack Leahy reflect on their recent social media campaign, #theproblemwithsex
Sharing research through social media: the peripheral venous catheters story
Sarah Chapman reflects on how Cochrane UK used social media to share Cochrane evidence on replacement of peripheral venous catheters with nurses
“Curiosity… with a purpose”. Starting out together on health research through social media
What's possible for health research through social media? This blog reflects on our tweetchat about this and the #HARTSofthepossible project
The year in review: Evidently Cochrane in 2016
Christmas is upon us and as the year draws to a close it’s time for a quick look back over the past year on Evidently Cochrane