The McCall MacBain Foundation has supported the CEBM’s mission to build capacity and foster future leaders in Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM) through the 2019 Doug Altman Scholarships the 2022 David Sackett Fellowship and the Pandemic EVIDENCE Collaboration Fellows.
We seek to expand this work by developing a Global Consortium in EBM that supports capacity building and the development of high-quality evidence to support policy for health and medical decisions that have a global impact.
The Pandemic EVIDENCE Collaboration was founded in 2023 and launched in 2024. This Collaboration will complete a three year programme of identifying, developing and implementing high quality evidence for non-pharmacological interventions that inform policy and care decisions.
Together the collaboration and EBMLive will build capacity and foster ongoing collaboration to sustain researcher and decision-maker partnerships to facilitate effective knowledge exchange. We are dedicated to fostering the development of individuals who can impact national and global policy, supporting individuals at all career stages, providing mentorship and guidance to progress through the offerings, supporting individuals from pre-doctoral to professorship.
The Pandemic EVIDENCE Collaboration uses the COVID-19 pandemic as an exemplary case study for improving how evidence is synthesised and its impact on policy. More information available HERE.