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The Cochrane ADD GROUP S NAME Group

Cochrane Developmental, Psychosocial and Learning Problems 1

Version and date: V1, 19 July 2012

Contact details form

Thank you for contacting the Cochrane Developmental, Psychosocial and Learning Problems Group. Please complete this form to indicate your interest in participating in the Group. Email the completed form to: Joanne Wilson at [email protected].

Contact details Date completed: Prefix (e.g. Ms, Dr): Given name (名字 míngzi):

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Please list the group(s) and your role (e.g. author of a review, editor, etc.):

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Supporting local Cochrane activities

Translating articles Please state language(s): Handsearching journals/conference proceedings

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Are there any consumer or professional organisations relevant to your areas of interest? Please list the organisation(s) and give contact details such as email and website:

Description of roles: Authors are responsible for planning and writing systematic reviews, working in teams.

Peer review is an important part of our quality control process. Peer reviewers comment on draft protocols or full review during the editorial process.

A consumer may be someone that has a developmental, psychosocial or learning problem, is a relative or carer, or who advocates on behalf of other consumers. Consumers may help establish priorities for reviews, write reviews, consult on reviews in progress, or assist with peer review.

Statisticians and other experts in systematic review methods advise Review Groups and authors throughout the review process.

Supporting local Cochrane activities may include acting as a local contact point, disseminating information, hosting local training events, or identifying funding opportunities.

Translators assist authors by reading, assessing or translating articles published in languages other than English.

Handsearchers search through selected journals or conference proceedings for reports of relevant trials. These trials are then added to our trials register, and can be included in future reviews.

Researchers are invited to provide details of ongoing or completed trials that have not been published. These trials are then added to our trials register, and can be included in future reviews.

You may wish to receive information only updates from this group, such as newsletters or email bulletins.

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