Making Evidence Relevant and Replicable for Policy, Patients and Professionals in Healthcare
Identify and fix the problems with research evidence
Develop better research evidence
Enhance real-world practice
Add capacity in EBM globally
Four Doors. Three days. Two global partners. One inspiring conference
Featuring practical skills and advice from world-leading speakers in EBM
Providing a forum for adding capacity and learning on how to deliver better healthcare
18 Continuing Professional Development Points awarded by the Royal College of Physicians.
University of Oxford, Said Business School, UK 15-17 July 2019
advocating for representation of conflict-free physicians on guideline panels, clinical trials, and editorial boards. The presence of for-profit companies in biomedical research is unlikely to fade, but physicians that serve only one master — patients — may continue to rise.
The event will be essential to anyone interested in ensuring evidence users have systematic access to the best available evidence.
EBMLive, or Evidence Live as it has been known, has been a phenomenon in our field since 2010.
Now's your chance to be part of the next step. Register now for #EBMLive2019 with day rates and special rates available.
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@bmj_latest @CebmOxford @carlheneghan
This is a brilliant conference - not least for trainees, to hear experts in their fields discuss evidence in all its forms...
...friendly, accessible, challenging, thought provoking - it's the one conf I try to go to ea year! #EBMLive2019 https://t.co/RqtydCTvNt
Reporting harms is as (if not more) important as reporting benefits in research. @PGtzsche1 talks us through fighting conflicts of interest in medicine.
