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     • No. Everyone involved in Cochrane can create their own Cochrane Account, and view and edit their own details in My Account. You do not need to update group members' details on their behalf. All updates made in My Account are visible in Archie. See Managing user accounts.
     documentation.cochrane.org/archie/archie-for-cochrane-group-super-users/super-users-guide-to-archie

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   Do Cochrane contributors need access to Archie?

   • Most Cochrane contributors do not need their own Archie account and can manage their details in their Cochrane Account. If you need access, your Group Super User can allocate you a role granting access to Archie. If you have any queries please contact support@cochrane.org.

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   How do I access Archie?

   • To access Archie, you must have a Cochrane Account and a relevant group role granting Archie access. These roles are listed by Group type below. The basic level of access lets you edit your own record and view resources shared with everybody. To request access to Archie, contact support@cochrane.org.

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   What is Archie?

   • Archie is an internet-based repository containing information about contributors to Cochrane and all the documents and reviews produced. Within Archie it is possible for authors, editors and others to read, print and compare current and past versions of Cochrane Protocols, Reviews and other documents, and update your contact details.

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   What did Archie Cochrane accomplish?

   • Archie Cochrane is known for publishing his greatest work, Effectiveness and Efficiency:Random Reflections on Health Services, in 1972. This work advocated for the testing of new treatments through randomised controlled trials, based on the methods he had developed in the Rhondda. Translated into many languages, it has had a significant impact on healthcare.

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3. documentation.cochrane.org › archie › archie-forSuper Users' guide to Archie - Cochrane

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   Do I need to create user accounts for contributors to my Cochrane Group and update their contact details? No. Everyone involved in Cochrane can create their own Cochrane Account, and view and edit their own details in My Account .

4. training.cochrane.org › archieArchie | Cochrane Training

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   Most Cochrane contributors do not require access to Archie, and can manage their details in their Cochrane Account. If you work for a Cochrane Group, your Group Super User can allocate you a role granting access to Archie if you need it.

5. documentation.cochrane.org › archie › generalAccess to Archie: group roles and permissions - Cochrane

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   To access Archie, you must have a Cochrane Account and a relevant group role granting Archie access. These roles are listed by Group type below. The basic level of access lets you edit your own record and view resources shared with everybody.

   Group Types	Available Group Roles	Purpose Of Role	Archie Access?
   Geographic groups Affiliate Associate ...	Associate Director	Leadership of the group; grants voting ...	YES
   Geographic groups Affiliate Associate ...	Director	Leadership of the group; grants voting ...	YES
   Geographic groups Affiliate Associate ...	Information Specialist	Grants access to CRS to maintain segment	YES
   Geographic groups Affiliate Associate ...	Staff	Grants permissions to access staff ...	NO

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6. training.cochrane.org › resource › introduction-archieIntroduction to Archie | Cochrane Training

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   Archie is an internet-based repository containing information about contributors to Cochrane and all the documents and reviews produced. Within Archie it is possible for authors, editors and others to read, print and compare current and past versions of Cochrane Protocols, Reviews and other documents, and update your contact details.

7. documentation.cochrane.org › archie › quickstart-guideQuickstart guide - Cochrane

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   Go to the Archie log in screen and enter your Cochrane Account username and password. To log in, you need a role that grants access to Archie. See Access to Archie: group roles and permissions.

8. training.cochrane.org › 81-archie-features8.1 Archie features | Cochrane Training

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   8.1.2 Level of access and permissions in Archie. Archie can only be accessed by people with a Cochrane Account, and this is usually obtained by contacting the ME of a Group. All Cochrane Account holders can view all public resources and edit their own records.

9. test-training.cochrane.org › 7-archie-and-revman8. Cochrane Review Production Tools | Cochrane Training

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   Tasks may be assigned to you via these Archie workflows. You’ll need a Cochrane Account username & password to access Archie. Your Managing Editor (ME) will provide this for you. Review manager (RevMan) RevMan is the software used for preparing and maintaining Cochrane Reviews.