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Cochrane Reviews | The Cochrane Collaboration
Why are Cochrane Reviews different?
Cochrane Reviews enable the practice of evidence-based health care.
Health
care decisions can be made based on the best available research, which
is systematically assessed and summarised in a Cochrane Review.
Narrative
reviews of healthcare research have existed for many decades, but are
often not systematic. They may have been written by a recognised expert,
but no one individual has the time to try to identify and bring
together all relevant studies. Of more concern, an individual or company
might actively seek to discuss and combine only the research which
supports their opinions, prejudices or commercial interests. In
contrast, a Cochrane Review circumvents this by using a predefined, rigorous and explicit methodology.
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