This creates a special version of the document with the description ‘For publication’. Using the Publication Wizard in Archie, authors mark the protocol for publication. Authors should read section 3.2.4 of the Cochrane policy manual titled " Managing expectations: what does The Cochrane Collaboration expect of authors, and what can authors expect of The Cochrane Collaboration?".Authors should draft their protocol in RevMan, following the guidance provided and the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions.During the development of the protocol, authors are expected to contact the Information Specialist, to jointly develop a search strategy and identify databases to be searched.Authors will be sent the following resources:.This process can be initiated from either Archie or RevMan. Authors use RevMan to write protocols, checking them in and out of Archie as necessary.
RevMan interacts with Archie, which acts as a central storage facility for both authors and the editorial teams. The site also provides documentation and training materials. Authors can download the most recent version for free from the RevMan website. Protocols and reviews are authored in a software package called "Review Manager", the current version of which is referred to as RevMan 5.Once a title has been registered in Archie, authors will received login details, so that they may access their record in Archie.Informal advice is available through the Managing Editor.Ī list of all protocols in development can be found on the Cochrane Library. The editorial team supports authors in the preparation of protocols by providing methodological advice, formulation and execution of search strategies, provision of RevMan software and other Cochrane Collaboration materials such as the handbook for authors and training and support as required on an ad hoc basis.
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