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Jayne Tierney has been a Research Scientist at the Unit since it was formed in 1999, and prior to that, in the Cancer Trials Office in Cambridge. For more than 20 years, she has been responsible for designing and conducting systematic reviews and meta-analyses to rigorously re-evaluate the effectiveness of therapies; projects that have influenced practice guidelines and the treatment of patients worldwide. Today we discuss Jayne's career in depth, improving systematic reviews, and how to stand out as an individual when the work you do is mostly collaborative.
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