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Evidence Live 2013

Thank you to everyone who played a part in Evidence Live 2013. The energy and commitment from everyone involved was wonderful to witness, and your presence and contribution were key to the meeting’s success. Thank you for helping to create such a challenging, energising and enjoyable meeting of minds.
Fiona Godlee & Carl Heneghan

For more of 2013 please visit www.evidence-live.com

2013 Top Abstracts and Posters

Top abstract awards

Accuracy of clinical decisions of simulated clinical cases based on full-text articles and on journal abstracts

Marcelo A, Gavino A, Isip-Tan IT, Apostol-Nicodemus L, Mesa-Gaerlan FJ, Firaza PN, Faustorilla JP Jr, Callaghan FM, Fontelo P

Characteristics of reviews of reviews (overviews)

Pieper D, Buechter R, Jerinic P, Eikermann M

Development of a Tool for Recording the Evaluation of Systematic Reviews: The Documentation and Appraisal Review Tool (DART)

Diekemper R, Ireland B, Merz L

Effectiveness of a knowledge translation strategy to change health professional’s practice

Campbell L, Novak I, McIntyre S

Evidence for the effectiveness of diagnostic tests: can we rely on RCTs?

Ferrante di Ruffano L, Hyde CJ, Deeks JJ

Improving Perinatal Safety through Implementation of Evidence Based Practices using Care Bundles

Riley W, Davis S, Miller K, Connolly K, Meredith L, Begun J, Price R

The psychological consequences of false-positive screening mammograms in the UK: a systematic review

Bond M, Pavey T, Welch K, Cooper C, Garside G, Dean S, Hyde C

Veterinary consultations: Test or treat?

Robinson NJ, Brennan ML, Cobb M, Dean RS

Winning poster

Visibility of retractions

Decullier E, Huot L, Samson G, Maisonneuve H

Runner up posters

Economic evaluation of breast cancer screening in South East Asia and Far East – A systematic review

Chor JCS, Griffiths S

Translating and adapting principles of family centred care to decrease nosocomial infection in NICU : An RCT

Maria A, Verma A, Hans C, Pandey RM

Top poster awards
A randomized controlled trial (RCT) to identify the effect of test request form design on the number and cost of tests ordered by GPs in Johannesburg

Armstrong EC

Effect of doula support on labour pain and outcomes in primiparous women in Zahedan, southeastern Iran: a randomized controlled trial

Ameneh Safarzadeh, Marjan Beigi, Tahmineh Salehian, Farnoosh Khojasteh, Shahindokht Navvabi Rigi, Tahereh Buryri, Hosein Ansari

Exercise for lower limb osteoarthritis: trial sequential analysis and network meta-analysis

Uthman O, van der Windt D, Jordan J, Dziedzic K, Healey E, Peat G, Foster N

New Zealand Formulary – An innovative model to develop a national medicines formulary

Woods DJ, Tilyard M, Enright DST, Herd CE, Lauder AF, Simpson BH

Systematic review of Adverse Drug Events in inpatients

Martins ACM, Giordani F, Rozenfeld S

The effect of structured teaching module on knowledge of caretakers of patients with schizophrenia and related disorders

Philips Angel, Khakha Deepika, Sood Mamta

Words or numbers? Communicating adverse effects in consumer health information: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Buechter RB, Fechtelpeter D, Knelangen M, Waltering A

All 2013 abstracts can be viewed HERE

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