Advisory Board Agenda 2 May 2017

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1 Advisory Board Agenda 2 May Welcome 2. Mission & Vision of Cochrane Rehabilitation (Stefano Negrini, Director) 3. Organigram and First report, May 2017 (Carlotte Kiekens, Coordinator) 4. Discussion and feedback by the members of the Advisory Board

2 Cochrane Rehabilitation First report & organigram Carlotte Kiekens, Coordinator Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine University Hospitals Trusted evidence. Informed decisions. Better health.

3 Cochrane Rehabilitation Report April 2017 Exploratory meeting September 2016 (Rovato) 78 persons from 27 countries, 16 bodies Approval by Cochrane, Seoul, October 2016 Official launch (Brescia) Press conference, video and ppt messages, social media,

4 Organigram

5 Field Director Define Knowledge Translation (KT) strategy set and maintain direction and scope allocate Field s resources promote the aims and work of Cochrane within the Field s area of care take responsibility for representing the Field at an international level link with groups in- and outside Cochrane

6 Field Coordinator Define the Networking strategy coordinate and supervise work of committees, representatives, units and individual members liaise with Managing Editors to ensure that Field is represented in appropriate CRGs

7 Executive Committee To advise and assist the Field Director on managerial issues Is composed by chairs of the Committees representative of Rehabilitation Professionals representative of LMICs

8 Advisory Board To advise and assist the Field Director Individuals who are committed to the aims and principles of The Cochrane Collaboration, and reflect the international nature of The Cochrane Collaboration and the broad area of the field

9 Advisory Board Worldwide recognized Rehabilitation opinion leaders Presidents of International Rehabilitation Societies Chief Editors of leading PRM Journals WHO, LMIC Representatives of Cochrane Review Groups Back & neck, musculoskeletal, stroke Consumer representative Experts

10 Advisory Board Critically review the progress and achievements of CR based on its goals Suggest new directions to advance CR, based on expressed needs from stakeholders, Cochrane or CR Provide ad hoc advice on request Support the dissemination strategy of CR Establish important contacts Maintain strict liaison with all Stakeholders

11 Committees Small number of people (4 to 6) who coordinate the work around their topic Include representatives of rehabilitation professionals and of LMICs They define tasks for individuals units

12 Committees Rehab reviews committee Methodology Education Publication Communication

13 Rehabilitation reviews database committee Chair: William Levack (New Zealand) Co-Chair: Farooq Rathoore (Pakistan) Tag rehabilitation reviews within the Cochrane database Produce lists of such reviews for interested stakeholders, researchers, and clinicians worldwide Include also systematic reviews out of the Cochrane Database

14 Rehabilitation reviews database committee The reviews will initially be tagged in three categories: professional group health condition intervention type At a later date, consideration will be given to tagging reviews by outcome categorised on the basis of ICF

15 Rehabilitation reviews database committee Survey Webmeeting with Susan Wieland (on tagging methodology) Tagging criteria and rules are being prepared First tagging test on stroke reviews

16 Methodology committee Chair: Antti Malmivaara (Finland) Co-Chair: Thorsten Meyer (Germany) Collaboration with the different Cochrane methods groups Focus on Methodological problems in PRM Survey Application for an international research collaboration fund in New Zealand (Catalyst: Seeding)

17 Education committee Chair: Julia Patrick Engkasan (Malaysia) Co-Chair: Elena Ilieva (Bulgaria) Survey Will prepare educational initiatives

18 Education committee Core EBM courses Rehabilitation Cochrane Review course during PRM congresses, PRM schools and/or online PRM summer school in collaboration with a specific university or society (e.g. ESPRM/ISPRM) Attention for precarious educational situation in LMIC countries

19 Publication committee Chair: Frane Grubišić (Croatia) Co-chair: Stefano Negrini (Italy) Develop collaborations with Rehab Journals to produce Cochrane Corners reporting the contents produced by Cochrane Rehab reviews (e)book reporting the available Cochrane PRM evidence Meta-reviews on a specific topic of rehabilitation interest

20 Communication committee Chair: Francesca Gimigliano (Italy) Co-chair: Carlotte Kiekens (Belgium) Disseminate the available Cochrane evidence within the Rehabilitation community, other relevant health professionals, consumers and the public

21 Communication committee Website and Social media are set up Facebook (CochraneRehab); Twitter YouTube channel Launch Sessions/symposia/posters in congresses Newsletter List of tasks in preparation: social media, translations,

22 Rehabilitation Professionals Representatives William Levack (New Zealand) Tracey Howe (United Kingdom) Prominent role in ensuring that all the work of Cochrane Rehabilitation will reflect the different perspectives of the various people involved in the rehabilitation team, including professionals, consumers and caregivers.

23 LMIC Representative Farooq Rathore (Pakistan) Prominent role in ensuring that all the work of Cochrane Rehabilitation will reflect the different perspectives of the Low and Middle Income Countries.

24 Individual members tasks Cochrane corners Translation of material Write part of the newsletter Pages of the website Organise regional educational courses and workshops Tag reviews on a specific topic Report about CochraneRehab at conferences

25 Units Fulfil all the needs of a larger specific task of Cochrane PRM proposed by the committees Produce Cochrane reviews, and papers in PRM journals Tagging reviews Organising courses

26 Funding

27 Cochrane Rehabilitation Report April 2017 Reports to stakeholders ESPRM (Munich, March 2017) UEMS PRM Section (Munich, March 2017) EARM (Uppsala, April 2017)

28 Cochrane Rehabilitation Report April 2017 Scientific congresses Cochrane, Seoul RBSPRM, Leuven RehaKolloquium, Frankfurt SIRN, Pisa ISPRM, Buenos Aires Australian Brain Injury Congress, Melbourne

29 Cochrane Rehabilitation Report April 2017 Scientific congresses (submitted) Global Evidence Summit, Cape Town ACRM, Atlanta Mediterranean PRM Forum, Malta BNF PRM, Maastricht (acccepted) ESPRM, Vilnius

30 Cochrane Rehabilitation Report April 2017 Special meetings WHO, Rehab 2030, Geneva Cochrane midyear meeting, Geneva

31 Advisory Board Agenda 2 May Welcome 2. Mission & Vision of Cochrane Rehabilitation (Stefano Negrini, Director) 3. Organigram and First report, May 2017 (Carlotte Kiekens, Coordinator) 4. Discussion and feedback by the members of the Advisory Board