2016

Cochrane ColloquiumChallenges to evidence-based health care and Cochrane

October 23 ~ 27, 2016

Seoul, Korea

Website : colloquium.cochrane.org

Pre-Colloquium WorkshopsInterpreting results of Cochrane reviews and Summary of

Findings Tables: GRADE and SoF Workshop 23rd (sun)

Methods for Cochrane reviews of diagnostic test accuracy 23rd (sun)

Introduction to the ROBINS-I tool (Risk of Bias in Non-

Randomized Studies - of Interventions)23rd (sun)

Introducing a revised tool for assessing risk of bias in

randomized trials23rd (sun)

Adverse effects in systematic reviews: challenges for

formulating the question and searching for different studies

and sources of information

23rd (sun)

Issues in analysing, interpreting and presenting patient-

reported outcomes in Cochrane Reviews23rd (sun)

Rapid reviews workshop: developing timely evidence

summaries for decision makers23rd (sun)

Integrating evidence across reviews: an introduction to

overviews of reviews23rd (sun)

Disseminating Cochrane evidence 23rd (sun)

Developing a systematic review using Cochrane methods

(KOREAN)

21st(Fri) ~

22nd(Sat)

Developing a systematic review using Cochrane methods

(MANDARIN)22nd(Sat)

Trusted evidence.Informed decisions. Better health.

Cochrane exists so healthcare decisions get better.

We’re a global, independent network of researchers, professionals,

patents, carer, and people interested in health. We have more than

36,000 contributors working in 136 countries, all producing credible,

accessible health information that’s free from commercial sponsorship

and other conflicts of interest.

We summarize the best evidence to help people make informed

choices about treatment. Over the past 20 years, Cochrane has helped

transform the way health decisions are made. And our work is now an

international gold standard for high quality, trusted information.

Contact

Cochrane Korea

● Address : 73 Inchon-ro, Seoungbuk-Gu, Seoul 02841, Korea

Korea University, College of Medicine

● Tel : +82 2 2286 1346

● Fax : +82 2 2286 1342

● Email general requests : korea.cochrane@gmail.com

● Website : colloquium.cochrane.org

Venue - Grand Hilton Hotel

● Address : 201-1 Hongeun-dong, Seodaemon-Ku, Seoul,

South Korea 120-710

● Tel : 82-2-3216-5656 - Fax : 82-2-3216-7799

● E-mail : grandseoul@hilton.com

● Website : http://www.grandhiltonseoul.com/

Key Dates

● Early registration closes 10th August 2016

● Regular registration closes 10th October 2016

Trusted evidence. Informed decisions.Better health.

Trusted evidence. Informed decisions.Better health.

Cochrane Colloquium Seoul

Cochrane Korea is delighted to be hosting the 2016 Cochrane

colloquium at the Grand Hilton, Seoul. Cochrane’s annual

Colloquium is arguably the most prestigious evidence-based

health care event in the world. we expect more than 700 in-

ternational researchers, opinion leaders, and health experts to

attend the 2016 Colloquium, providing your organization with

a uniquely efficient opportunity to promote your work and

network with delegates.

Cochrane Colloquia are more than sci-

entific conferences. We provide training

at basic and advanced levels; opportu-

nities for scientific exchange and meet-

ings; promotion of the highest quality

research in evidence-based health care;

and the opportunity to further meth-

ods and ensure that all researchers

can meet the ongoing challenge of ad-

dressing globally important healthcare

questions. In Korea we will also have

the opportunity to encourage new con-

tributors from around Asia as well as

cement partnerships with organizations

that share Cochrane’s commitment to

evidence-based health care.

EBM (Evidence Based Medicine) is not a static set

of concepts, it is a young and evolving discipline.

In this year’s Cochrane Lecture, Paul Glasziou will

propose four areas requiring renewed or ongoing

attention

Four challenges for EBM and Cochrane’s future

Plenary sessions

DaySat

22 Oct

Sun

23 Oct

Mon

24 Oct

Tue

25 Oct

Wed

26 Oct

Thu

27 Oct

Fri

28 Oct

7:30

-

8:45

Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings Meetings

9:00

-

10:30

Pre-

Colloquium

workshops

or

meetings

Full or

half-day

workshops,

training

courses or

meetings

Plenary I Plenary II

Methods

Symposium

#Cochrane

Tech

Symposium

Plenary III

Post

Colloquium

symposia

or

meetings

10:30

-

11:00

Morning

break

Morning

break

Morning

break

11:00

-

12:30

Concurrent

Session A

Concurrent

Session D

Concurrent

Session F

12:30

-

14:00

Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

14:00

-

15:30

Concurrent

Session B

Concurrent

Session E

Free

Afternoon

K-pop |

Fan

Dancing |

Tours

Concurrent

Session G

15:30

-

16:00

Afternoon

break

Afternoon

break

Afternoon

break

16:00

-

17:30

Concurrent

Session C Annual

General

Meeting

Plenary IV

17:45

-

19:00

Meetings Meetings Meetings

EveningWelcome

Reception

Gala

Dinner

Program

Paul Glasziou(Professor at Bond University Chair, International Society for Evidence-Based Health Care)

Challenges and different approaches to improve the quality, timeliness and usability of Cochrane Reviews

Data transparency: where are we and what can we get?

Alexandra Barratt(Professor at University

of Sydney)

Rita F. Redberg(Editor, JAMA Internal Medicine /

Professor at University of California)

Jenny Doust(Professor at Bond University)

David Tovey (Editor in Chief, Cochrane Library

/ plenary moderator)

James Thomas(Project Transform,

Cochrane /EPPI-Centre)

Karla Soares-Weiser(Deputy Editor in Chief, Cochrane

Library and Cochrane Innovations)

Kay Dickersin(Director, Cochrane US /

Director, Johns Hopkins Center for

Clinical Trials & Evidence Synthesis)

Byung Joo Park(Professor at Seoul National

University College of Medicine)

Rintaro Mori(Director, Cochrane Japan)

Director,

Cochrane Korea

Ahn, Hyeong Sik

Co-Host,

Cochrane Korea

Kim, Hyun Jung

Overdiagnosis / overtreatment in health care and evidence-based medicine

Plenary 1

Annual Cochrane Lecture

Plenary 2

Plenary 3