Methodological problems in rehabilitation research. Report from a cochrane rehabilitation methodology meeting

William Levack · Antti O. V. Malmivaara · Thorsten Meyer · Stefano Négrini

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sponsorship: We would like to thank the Royal Society Te Aparangi, New Zealand, for the funding that supported the work leading to the publication of this special issue. We are grateful to all the people who worked with us on the 2-day workshop that informed all the papers in this collection and helped in the peer review of these papers: Chiara Arienti, Francesca Gimigliano, Andy Haig, Jean Hay Smith, Nicola Kayes, Carlotte Kiekens, Rachelle Martin, Susan Amarijo Olivo, Julia Patrick Engkasan, Joel Pollet, Alex Pollock, Melissa Selb, Gerold Stucki, Will Taylor. Special thanks to Joel Pollet for his excellent administrative support for completion of this issue, and a final thank you to the European Journal of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine for making this possible. (Royal Society Te Aparangi, New Zealand)

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