Alessandro Liberati

Alessandro Liberati (Genoa, Italy, 27 April 1954 – Bologna, Italy, 1 January 2012) was an Italian healthcare researcher and clinical epidemiologist, and founder of the Italian Cochrane Centre. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Conceptual frameworks and empirical approaches used to assess the impact of health research: an overview of reviews

    Conceptual frameworks and empirical approaches used to assess the impact of health research: an overview of reviews by Pistotti Vanna, Moja Lorenzo, Banzi Rita, Facchini Andrea, Liberati Alessandro

    Published 2011
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    Review of Online Evidence-based Practice Point-of-Care Information Summary Providers: Authors' Reply to the Response by the Publisher of DynaMed

    Review of Online Evidence-based Practice Point-of-Care Information Summary Providers: Authors' Reply to the Response by the Publisher of DynaMed by Banzi, Rita, Liberati, Alessandro, Moschetti, Ivan, Tagliabue, Ludovica, Moja, Lorenzo

    Published 2010
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    A Review of Online Evidence-based Practice Point-of-Care Information Summary Providers

    A Review of Online Evidence-based Practice Point-of-Care Information Summary Providers by Banzi, Rita, Liberati, Alessandro, Moschetti, Ivan, Tagliabue, Ludovica, Moja, Lorenzo

    Published 2010
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    Informing women about hormone replacement therapy: the consensus conference statement

    Informing women about hormone replacement therapy: the consensus conference statement by Liberati Alessandro, Mele Alfonso, Colombo Cinzia, Donati Serena, Mosconi Paola, Satolli Roberto

    Published 2009
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    <it>Clinical Evidence</it>: a useful tool for promoting evidence-based practice?

    <it>Clinical Evidence</it>: a useful tool for promoting evidence-based practice? by Addis Antonio, Dri Pietro, Nonino Francesco, Moja Lorenzo, Formoso Giulio, Martini Nello, Liberati Alessandro

    Published 2003
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    Systems for grading the quality of evidence and the strength of recommendations I: Critical appraisal of existing approaches The GRADE Working Group

    Systems for grading the quality of evidence and the strength of recommendations I: Critical appraisal of existing approaches The GRADE Working Group by Schünemann Holger, Phillips Bob, Oxman Andrew D, O'Connell Dianne, Liberati Alessandro, Hill Suzanne, Henry David, Guyatt Gordon H, Flottorp Signe, Eccles Martin, Atkins David, Edejer Tessa, Vist Gunn E, Williams John W

    Published 2004
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    Systems for grading the quality of evidence and the strength of recommendations II: Pilot study of a new system

    Systems for grading the quality of evidence and the strength of recommendations II: Pilot study of a new system by Oxman Andrew D, Phillips Bob, O'Connell Dianne, Mason James, Magrini Nicola, Liberati Alessandro, Jaeschke Roman, Hill Suzanne, Harbour Robin T, Guyatt Gordon H, Flottorp Signe, Eccles Martin, Briss Peter A, Atkins David, Schünemann Holger, Edejer Tessa, Vist Gunn E, Williams John W

    Published 2005
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