Offering a platform that encourages debate and learning on the current status and future directions of Evidence-Based Medicine.
Events provide the opportunity to build capacity and develop pathways for early career researchers and health care professionals.
Our remit it is to stimulate, provoke, entertain and inspire all pratitioners of EBM.
EBMLive Post Pandemic – Details Coming Soon
After close monitoring of the coronavirus pandemic and taking into consideration the well being of our delegates and speakers, the EBMLive organising committee have taken the decision to cancel
In 1995 the Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine was launched to support the teaching and practice of evidence-based health care throughout the UK and Europe
LATEST - Reducing bias & improving transparency in medical research: a critical overview of the problems, progress & suggested next steps
From EBMLive 2019 #DougAltmanScholars @DryBreadnRadio @tanjarombey @ColeWayant_OK
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/0141076820956799
In 2019, 14 Scholars funded by @mccallmacbain came to @EBM_Live Conference @CebmOxford. Doug Altman Scholar @stevenbradley mandate on #biases & #transparency for @TA_Declaration is out now @EditorJRSM: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0141076820956799#articleShareContainer @NDevito1 @peterjgill @KellyElizaLloyd @tanjarombey
New article with @emmajdoble on partnering with patients in the production of evidence written via @BMJ_EBM https://ebm.bmj.com/content/early/2020/07/27/bmjebm-2020-111339?int_source=ebm&int_medium=referral&int_campaign=editorialpartneringpatientsproductionofevidence Free article on how to work with patients to generate evidence @EBM_Live @bmj_latest @BMJPatientEd @FieryFrancine @SickKidsNews @OSSUtweets
