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Khalid Khan Professor of Women’s Health and Clinical Epidemiology

Editor in Chief, BJOG

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Why we need COS

CROWN’s aims

The progress of CROWN

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Source: RCOG, Scientific Impact Paper No. 7 (2011), Figure 3 Life course view of a health service for women

Why we need COS

CROWN’s aims


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• Form a consortium among all gynaecology-obstetrics and related journals to

promote core outcome sets in all areas of our specialty.

• Encourage researchers to develop core outcome sets using robust consensus

methodology involving multiple stakeholders, including patients.

• Strongly encourage the reporting of results for core outcome sets.

• Organise robust peer-review and effective dissemination of manuscripts describing

core outcome sets.

• Facilitate embedding of core outcome sets in research practice, working closely with

researchers, reviewers, funders and guideline makers.

Why we need COS

CROWN’s aims


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• June 2013 Liverpool RCOG Congress

• October 2013 Concept of CROWN established

• December 2013 26 journals join CROWN consortium

• February 2014 CROWN logo created

• March 2014 54 journals join CROWN consortium

• June 2014 CROWN editorial published by 36 journals

• August 2014 CROWN website goes live

• September 2014 CROWN sends first tweet

• October 2014 70 journals join CROWN consortium

• November 2014 CROWN at COMETIV






• June 2014 CROWN editorial published by 37 journals










• June 2014 CROWN editorial published by journals





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• June 2014 CROWN editorial published by journals





• Future Publish Core Outcome Sets

Why we need COS

CROWN’s aims


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