Collaborations outside the Cochrane
The Cochrane PEC collaborates on projects and maintains cooperative relationships with different organizations or institutions in the world interested in pre-hospital and emergency medicine. The Field proposes ways in which all of these entities can work together and builds relationships with people whose work benefits the pre-hospital and emergency community.
- Actual collaborations
 | French Society of Emergency Medicine/Société Française de Médecine d'Urgence (SFMU) |
Belgian Society of Emergency and DIsaster Medicine (BESEDIM) | |
| Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians (CAEP) |
| European Society of Emergency Medicine (EuSEM) |
| Lebanese Saint-Joseph University - Faculty of Medicine/Université Saint-Joseph (USJ) |
| Netherlands Society of Emergency Physicians/Nederlandse Vereniging van Spoedeisendehulp Artsen (NVSHA) |
- Future collaborations
More collaborations are underway. This section will continually be updated with newly identified collaborations.
If your institution or organisation would like to collaborate with the Cochrane PEC, please contact us.
Collaborations inside the Cochrane
Cochrane Review Groups
The Cochrane PEC actually works to support Cochrane Review Groups that produce reviews relevant to pre-hospital and emergency health care. We identify all reviews, protocols and titles relevant to our Field and we notify gaps in evidence on a specific area of emergency medicine to the concerned Cochrane Review Group.
- Cochrane Centres and Fields
Other projects relevant to the pre-hospital and emergency health care will be planned with the Cochrane Centres and Cochrane Fields.
- Evidence Aid
The Field also collaborates on the Evidence Aid. Evidence Aid is a co-ordinated, international initiative to improve effective and timely access to systematic reviews on the effects of interventions and actions of relevance before, during and after natural disasters, humanitarian crises and major healthcare emergencies, to improve health-related outcomes.
Evidence Aid welcomes the involvement of individuals and organisations who wish to work together to achieve this aim. For more information, read online www.evidenceaid.org or contact Claire Allen, Knowledge Manager callen@evidenceaid.org. You can follow Evidence Aid on Twitter: @evidenceaid or join discussions on Facebook: Evidence Aid.