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Organisational development within the Cochrane Collaboration: Establishing a Co-ordinating Editors’ Board and Editor in Chief position

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Cochrane Colloquium 2008 - Plenary 4

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  1. Slide 1: Organisational development within the Cochrane Collaboration: Establishing a Co-ordinating Editors' Board and Editor-in-Chief position Sophie Hill Co-ordinating Editor Cochrane Consumers and Communication Review Group La Trobe University, Australia Member of the Co-ordinating Editors’ executive group
  2. Slide 2: Outline • Decisions made • Why made? Meeting challenges • Next steps • Acknowledgements
  3. Slide 3: Decisions made  Establish a Board of Co-ordinating Editors  Establish the post of Editor-in-Chief
  4. Slide 4: Why made? • Governance and accountability • More effective and responsive organisational structure to meet future challenges
  5. Slide 5: Meta-analysis: in a Forest Plot
  6. Slide 6: Situation-analysis: Black Forest Plot
  7. Slide 7: 67 Cochrane Co-ordinating Editors for 52 Collaborative Review Groups
  8. Slide 8: Governance and accountability: Co-ordinating Editors’ Board is a new collective decision making and advisory structure
  9. Slide 9: Editor-in-Chief: Here meeting with Review Group Co- ordinators.
  10. Slide 10: Being accountable and effective: Communication across groups and entities
  11. Slide 11: Governance and accountability: Assuring the quality of reviews and editorial processes
  12. Slide 12: Governance and responsiveness: Collaborative partnerships to improve Cochrane reviews
  13. Slide 13: Responsive to future challenges: Capacity building and sustainability
  14. Slide 14: Responsive to future challenges: Innovation and diversification
  15. Slide 15: Next steps • Co-ordinating Editors’ Board meetings in Freiburg • Day 1: inward focus, knowledge and skills • Day 2: outward focus: governance • Selection and appointment of Editor-in- Chief
  16. Slide 16: Evolution
  17. Slide 17: Acknowledgements: 2004-2008 • Co-ordinating Editors’ executive group, members 2004 – September 2008 • Jonathan Craig and Peter Tugwell (current Steering Group representatives) • Rachel Churchill • Nicky Cullum • Cindy Farquhar • Paul Garner • Adrian Grant (till becoming Co-chair, Steering Group) • Jeremy Grimshaw • Sophie Hill • Andy Oxman • ‘Board’ working party, 2006-08 • Paul Garner, Sophie Hill, Harriet MacLehose (Quality Advisory Group), Andy Oxman • Steering Group, 2007-08 • I will highlight: Lorne Becker (Co-chair), Adrian Grant (Co-chair), Sally Green, Jon Deeks • Secretariat • Nick Royle, Jini Hetherington, Claire Allen • Co-ordinating Editors and participants in the process • Consumers and Communication Review Group staff and editors • Megan Prictor, Rebecca Ryan • And Madeleine Hill for logo manipulation