The People's Review is a new and exciting way to take part in research - where the public decide all the major steps of a systematic review. It’s a fun, free way to enjoy science while doing a little bit of good in the world. 

The public decided the review question and now it's time to check if there are any flaws (or biases) in how the studies in our review were done. The People’s favourite question is: Does resistance training make a difference to quality of life or heart health for older adults compared to aerobic exercise?

Stage 7: Interpret the Results is open now! In previous stages of The People's Review the People found the studies to include in our review, extracted data from them, and checked them for bias. The team then brought all of this information together... and we finally have results to share! Now it's time for the most exciting part yet: we want to know what YOU think about the findings.

In this stage, we'll present a summary of the results and ask for your opinions and reflections. You'll be asked 6 questions about:

• Why you think the results are the way they are 
• What the results could mean for the public, for future research, for policy, or for clinicians

To get involved sign-up here: https://nuigalway.questionpro.eu/t/AB3u1tCZB3wgHq

If you were involved in previous stages of The People's Review you can login directly to Cochrane Crowd to get join this stage. 

This stage takes about 20 to 30 minutes to complete.