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Cochrane is a global independent network that exists to help funders, providers, and consumers make better decision about healthcare. Cochrane is best known for its highly trustworthy and fiercely independent systematic reviews, which it publishes through the Cochrane Library. Importantly, access to all resources in the Cochrane Library is free for all people in Aotearoa New Zealand (https://www.health.govt.nz/our-work/ cochrane-library). For physiotherapists in New Zealand, the Cochrane Library provides a practically endless resource for continued professional development.Last year marked the fourth anniversary of Cochrane Rehabilitation -a field within Cochrane that was launched in December 2016 to connect the organisation to the rehabilitation community, that is, consumers, providers, researchers, funders, and policy makers of rehabilitation services (Arienti et al., in press). Cochrane Rehabilitation is a two-way bridge, in that it functions both to make Cochrane's extensive resources accessible to rehabilitation stakeholders and to inform the work of Cochrane from the perspective of these stakeholders and their everyday needs (Negrini et al., 2018). of our work. If you want to know more about any of these projects or get involved in the work of Cochrane Rehabilitation, visit the Cochrane Rehabilitation website (https://rehabilitation. cochrane.org/), sign up for the newsletter, or follow Cochrane Rehabilitation on its Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, or YouTube news feeds.