• The Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions is the essential resource for anyone conducting or reporting systematic reviews of interventions.
• It provides clear and detailed guidance on all aspects of the systematic review process, from planning and registration to data collection, analysis, and reporting.
• The Handbook is written by a team of experts in systematic reviews, and it is regularly updated to reflect the latest methodological advances.
• It is a must-have for anyone involved in the conduct or reporting of systematic reviews of interventions.
• The Handbook is divided into five parts:

- Part 1: Introduction - Part 2: Planning and registration - Part 3: Data collection - Part 4: Data analysis - Part 5: Reporting

• Each part is further divided into chapters, which cover specific aspects of the systematic review process.
• The Handbook is also available as an resource, which includes additional features such as interactive tools and searchable databases.