April 2012 Newsletter Online
Wondering what's new in the Cochrane Consumer Network? Non-English Language speakers demand equal access to reviews. Plain language summaries receive a facelift. The Consumers' Executive devises a user-friendly tool for checklists for consumer referees. And the Consumer Co-ordinator tries to go viral with patient priorities. CCNet's April 2012 newsletter is now online with information you can't afford to miss. | |
CCNet Member Survey
Consumers needed to complete a short survey for CCNet. Begin the CCNet Member Survey.
Consumers' Executive Elections
CCNet has completed elections for the Consumers’ Executive. Silvana Simi ran opposed for the non-English Language representative and Godwin Aja received the post of developing countries representative. Please visit CCNet's Election page for full details of the election process.
Cochrane Summaries Receives Award
This year, the Cochrane Summaries website (http://summaries.cochrane.org) received the runner-up award for its use of plain language summaries to explain medical research. To learn more, click http://consumers.cochrane.org/news/cochrane-summaries-receives-award.
Cochrane Consumer Learning
Learn how to use evidence, get involved or improve your skills as a consumer referee. Consumers are encouraged to explore core learning areas. Go to Cochrane Consumer Learning.
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