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At Cochrane Sweden, we also have visiting researchers from universities who come and work with us for a short period of time, Cochrane International Mobility (CIM) See also publications in 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018, 2017.
Here are a few examples of researchers who have trained with us at our Centre:
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Chiara Russo Chiara visited Cochrane Sweden for three months when finishing medicine, Genova, Italy. She did an Erasmus project at Lund University. She first did a non-Cochrane review, then two Cochrane reviews within neonatal medicine.
Read more about Chiara here |
From Cochrane Italy |
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Martina Albertella Martina is a fifth-year medical student from Genova, Italy. She is doing an Erasmus project at Lund University, working on two Cochrane reviews: Superoxide dismutase for preventing bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) in preterm infants (submitted for publication in October 2022); Ibuprofen for acute postoperative pain in children. Read more about Martina here |
From Cochrane Italy |
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ΘΕΜΙΣΤΟΚΛΗΣ ΠΑΡΑΣΚΕΥΑΣ Themis is a medical doctor from Patras, Greece. He is doing an Erasmus project at Lund University, working on three Cochrane reviews: Superoxide dismutase for preventing bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) in preterm infants (submitted for publication in October 2022); Pharmacological pain and sedation interventions for the prevention of intraventricular hemorrhage in preterm infants on assisted ventilation - an overview of systematic reviews ;(submitted for publication in November 2022); Clinical rating scales for assessing pain in newborn infants. Read more about Themis here |
From Cochrane Greece |
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Fredh Netterström-Wedin Fredh is completing his MSc Public Health at Mid Sweden University. Fredh started a CIM at Cochrane Netherlands to learn more on diagnostic test accuracy reviews. |
To Cochrane Netherlands |
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Christoper A. Alarcon-Ruiz Christoper is a Peruvian physician and epidemiologist. He is a mentee in Cohort 2 - South America from the Cochrane US Network Mentoring Program. In 2022, he joined Cochrane Sweden to participate in two systematic reviews: non-opioid analgesics in neonatal procedures; the association between bHCG with maternal and neonatal outcomes. |
From Cochrane US, (virtual) |
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Luca Tancredi Luca is a medical doctor based in Augsburg (Germany), specialist in general medicine and geriatrics, PhD candidate at the University of Split, where he did training at Cochrane Croatia and joined Cochrane Sweden via Cochrane International Mobility. Luca is cooperating on a systematic review about hCG levels and preeclampsia. |
From Cochrane Croatia, (virtual) |
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Johannes Skogler Johannes is a medical student at Lund University. He is working on a systematic review on human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) levels and pregnancy complications. |
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Agata Stróżyk Read more about Agata here.
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From Cochrane Poland (virtual) |
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Filip Wikström Read more about Filip here. |
To Cochrane Iberoamerica (Barcelona) |
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Jana Edriss |
No |
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Tilda Moberg |
No
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Raphaela Mayrhofer Read more about Raphaela here.
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To Cochrane Austria
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Lea Styrmisdóttir Lea is a last year medical student at Lund University. She worked virtually with Cochrane Argentina on a Cochrane review about Palivizumab for preventing respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infection in children, published in 2021. In 2021 she joined a Cochrane review on opioids for postoperative pain in newborns. Moreover Lea contributed to a Clinical Trial Transparency Report.
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To Cochrane Argentina (virtual) |
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Marlide Jukema Marlide is a medical student from The Netherlands. She just finished her bachelor of medicine in Amsterdam and started her master's with an internship at Cochrane Sweden in late 2020. Marlide has contributed to a systematic review on antileukotrienes (such as montelukast) in newborns, including randomised trials, observational studies and animal studies (link to the published review). In 2021 she joined our review on opioids in pups. In April 2021 Marlide translated and recorded a Cochrane podcast on opioids (in Dutch).
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From Cochrane Netherlands |
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Marina Macchi Marina is a last year medical student from Milan, Italy, interested in paediatrics and neonatology. Since 2020 she is doing her virtual CIM training at Cochrane Sweden. Marina co-authored the Cochrane rewiew update on salbutamol for transient tachypnea of the newborn (published in 2021 ). She is currently contributing to a review on opioids and alpha-2-agonists for analgesia and sedation in newborn infants (protocol published). Read more abour Marina here.
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From Cochrane Italy (virtual) |
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Kasia Stempel Kasia is a medical student at Lund University. In March 2020 she joined Cochrane Sweden, virtually, due to the corona pandemic. She is preparing a Cochrane review on opioids for postoperative pain in newborns. The protocol of an additional review on opioids and alpha-2-agonists for analgesia and sedation in newborn infants has been published.
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Mari Kinoshita
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From Cochrane Japan
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Simon Karlelid Simon is a last year medical student from Lund University. He started his CIM training with Cochrane South Africa before the corona pandemic. He completed a systematic review on interventions to minimize blood loss in very preterm infants back at Cochrane Sweden (published in February 2021). |
To Cochrane South Africa |
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Israel Borges Israel is a junior medical doctor from Belo Horizonte, Brazil. He has been at our Center in January 2020 and is continuing his virtual CIM training at Cochrane Sweden. Israel contributed to a systematic review interventions to mimimise blood loss in very preterm infants (published in February 2021). Moreover he is coauthor in two upcoming Cochrane reviews on opioids for postoperative pain in newborns. |
From Cochrane Brazil |
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Emma Persad Emma is a medical student based at Cochrane Austria. She is doing her virtual CIM training at Cochrane Sweden. Emma contributed to a systematic review on interventions to mimimise blood loss in very preterm infants (published in February 2021). She is now contributing to a Cochrane Methods review on neonatal pain scales. |
From Cochrane Austria (virtual) |
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Ana Pizarro Ana is a nurse student based at Cochrane Colombia. She is doing her virtual CIM training at Cochrane Sweden. Ana is preparing a systematic review on caffeine in newborn pups (The protocol is available here). |
From Cochrane Colombia (virtual) |
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Greta Sibrecht Greta is a junior medical doctor from Poznan, Poland. She is doing her virtual CIM training at Cochrane Sweden. Greta contributed to a systematic review on interventions to mimimise blood loss in very preterm infants (published in February 2021). Moreover, she contributed to a systematic review on antileukotrienes (such as montelukast) in newborns, including randomised trials, observational studies and animal studies (link); a review of animal studies on opioids in pups; a Cochrane review on pain and sedation management during therapeutic hypotermia in infants. |
From Cochrane Poland (virtual) |
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Astrid Modiano Hedenmalm Astrid is a last year medical student from Lund University. She did her CIM training at Cochrane Netherlands in 2019 for 4 weeks, followed by 16 weeks at our Centre. During this period, she completed a review on continuos glucose monitoring in preterm infants, assessing the diagnostic test accuracy (DTA). The review has been published in BMJ Open. |
To Cochrane Netherlands |
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Hanna Peterson Hanna had recently finished her third year of medical studies at the Karolinska Institute when she joined Cochrane Sweden for a three-week internship in 2019. During her internship, she worked on a systematic review of overdiagnosis and screening (link to the final publication). In the future, she wants to combine research with clinical work.
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Giulia Bilamour Giulia is a last year medical student from Italy. She is interested in neonatology and gynaecology. She spent two months at Cochrane Sweden during the summer of 2019. She has been contributing to a scoping review on reporting of harms in Cochrane reviews on screening (link to the final publication). Moreover, she did a clinical placement in the neonatal unit in Lund.
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From Cochrane Italy
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Franciszek Borys Franciszek is a medical student from Poznan University of Medical Sciences, Poland. His interests are neonatology and evidence-based medicine. Franciszek worked at the Centre in 2019 for six weeks. He completed a systematic review on harms in Cochrane reviews on screening (link to the final publication). Though now back to Poland, he is still preparing systematic reviews with our Centre, including a review of diagnostic studies on glucose monitoring in preterm infants: The review has been published in BMJ Open. Moreover, he contributed to a systematic review on antileukotrienes (such as montelukast) in newborns, including randomised trials, observational studies and animal studies (link). |
From Cochrane Poland |
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Chiara Nava Chiara is a junior medical doctor from Italy. She is interested in paediatrics, neonatology and evidence-based medicine. Chiara visited the Centre in 2019 for three months where she had the opportunity to work on two reviews, including the Cochrane review Opioids for neonates receiving mechanical ventilation. During her stay, she also wrote a Students for Evidence blog on her Cochrane International Mobility experience.
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From Cochrane Italy |
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Sandra Nylander Vujovic Sandra is a last year medical student from Lund University. She is interested in evidence-based medicine and intensive care medicine. Sandra did her CIM programme in 2019 and spent four weeks in Denmark with the Cochrane Anaesthesia, Critical and Emergency Care Review Group, followed by 16 weeks at our Centre. She completed a (non-Cochrane) review on early versus late caffeine in preterm infants.
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To Cochrane Anaesthesia (Denmark) |
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Karl-Omar Hassan Karl is a last year medical student from Lund University. In 2019 joined our Centre for 20 weeks. He completed an overview on postnatal interventions on transient tachypnea of the newborn. Karl is also a co-author of an ongoing Cochrane review on the same topic (transient tachypnea in newborn children).
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Kevin Bengtsson Kevin is a junior medical doctor from Lund University. He did his CIM training at Cochrane Netherlands in 2018 for 3 weeks, followed by 17 weeks at our Centre. During this period, he completed a review on neonatal pain scales. The protocol is available here and the full review here. He is a co-author of an abstract to the 3rd joint European Neonatal Societies conference (September 2019, Maastricht, Netherlands).
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To Cochrane Netherlands |
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Petter Brattström Petter was a last year medical student from Lund University when he visited our Centre in 2019. Petter wanted to gain some 'hands on experience' with systematic review work. He began his Cochrane experience with a four-week training period as an intern in Krems an der Donau at Cochrane Austria, where he was introduced to the methodology of systematic reviews and meta-analysis. This was part of a 20-week research project at our Centre. This resulted in Petter co-authoring two systematic reviews, one as part of his Master’s thesis. Petter was also selected to be interviewed by Cochrane on his work as part of their 30 under 30 series. Read the full interview here. |
To Cochrane Austria |
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