What other organizations can we partner with to expand into new areas of evidence synthesis ?

• Campbell, JBI

• BMJ, Annals of Internal Medicine, JAMA Internal Medicine

• Pro-science, pro-evidence groups that are emerging due to the pandemic if disinformation

• Campbell, JBI, EvidencePartners, EPPI-reviewer, Collaboration for Evironmenal Evidence, BEME

• WHO

• HTA organizations, research funding agencies

• World Medical Education Federation, IFMSA

• Welcome Trust, MQ, James Lind Alliance

• Wikipedia / Scholarpedia / Scite

• Campbell

• Surgical societies

• Universities, governments, foundations

• Crossref for technical challenges

• orthomolecular medicine

• JBI

• IHME GBD at U Washington

• National health councils

• McMaster

• Local government and academic institutions

• NICE, WHO, SIGN, CDC in the USA

• WHO, NICE or similar global agencies

• International Society of Bengal Studies; Global Voices

• Campbell & Joanna Briggs

• Disease specific charities

• WHO, GRADE, MAGICapp, GIN/guideline groups

• No tengo idea

• NICE, WHO, McMaster, Campbell, EPPICentre

• La academia

• Scientific Knowledge Accelerator Foundation (gps.health), Computable Publishing LLC

• OMS, CDC, international professional organizations considering the particular issues of each region

• WHO, NIHR

• International medical societies

• Campbell, JBI, Guidelines International Network, AGREE Collaboration (Guidelines)

• WHO

• tiktok, instagram, amazon

• health technology assessment agencies; government agencies

• Independent non-governmental organizations of researchers and users of health technologies and pharmaceutical industry

• African Evidence Network

• Perhaps build stronger partnerships with national agencies and initiatives that also work on evidence syntheses

• National institutes of sanitary technology evaluation

• Education organizations

• Universities

• Technical organisationS working on climate change

• Government-funded knowledge syntheses, like CADTH

• Joanna Briggs

• Future of Humanity Institute, The Centre for Humane Technology

• Wellcome Trust; Evidence Aid; Greenpeace; Refugee council; WHO

• Campbell, environmental evidenc

• Campbell Collaboration, JBI, United Nations Foundations,,European Commission , World Bank, Different Development funds worldwide

• Danish National Health Authority and HTA organizations in general

• Patient support groups, patients themselves directly and authentically

• none that i can think of....

• Red Cross,

• Campbell, Africa Centre for Evidence, Numerous national HTA agencies, this is a huge list

• Guideline producers, Royal Colleges, GMC etc?

• NICE. formal links with guideline developers so there is a clear route of action for Cochrane evidence - not just a partnership or 'understanding' an actual pathway to real demonstrable impact.

• NICE, OHTAC, CADTH, ANZHN, AHRQ, USPSTF - government agencies; ECRI, BMJ, GRADE, ICER - other established groups who conduct/produce evidence reviews

• policy think tanks and guideline producers, you need to co-publish recommendations as a separate product to the Cochrane review.

• Joanna Briggs Institute

• Campbell

• national institutes of health, meta-science institutes (METRICS)

• I'm not sure expanding is strategic, I think we should be consolidating our base, improving our efficiency, and strengthening key partnerships

• WHO, charities such as the Diabetes Society who have a patient base

• Bond University, McMaster University

• good and transparent scientific societies

• The JBI

• Industry (all types, including SMEs)

• who, universities

• Get medical schools involved, esp to identify key knowledge gaps in practice

• Regulatory agencies, Science/medical funding charities, Professional bodies

• I think different scientific societies such as international Association of Epidemiology could really help

• Cochrane should really just be a journal.

• Do not know

• Hahahaha

• WHO, Global Fund, CDC among others

• WHO, ECDC, EMA

• professional societies

• WHO

• Media and social networks

• working with evidence synthesis specialists in ecology/climate change

• Campbell collaboration, CEE, WHO,

• HTA , health decision makers

• Environmental health research & policy organisations. Modelling methods experts.

• We need to move our software to non-proprietary models that allow multiple groups to contribute to it

• Technology assessment groups to build in cost effectiveness and applicability

• Campbell Collaboration, EPPI centre, Joanna Briggs and guideline developers

• WHO / Campbell / EUNETHTA network

• Campbell

• Campbell

• Campbell Collaboration

• campbell, specialised units at institutions

• Campbell Collaboration , CEE

• Disney

• Other academic institutions conducting evidence syntheses, but is specific areas (e.g. Imperial College London on air pollution)

• evidence gaps

• Campbell