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.
Are you a student, junior doctor or early-mid career researcher passionate about improving healthcare? Georgia Richards and Peter Gill, explain why EBMLive is the place for future leaders in EBM.
In February 2019, we announced the creation of a Doug Altman Scholarship to commemorate Doug Altman’s contributions to medical research and to support aspiring leaders of evidence-based medicine (EBM). The
What should we do about the conflicts of interest in medicine? Innovation has meant an open door to conflicted clinicians invested in the development of drugs, devices and technologies. The
At EBMLive 2019, we will review some of the benefits, challenges and future perspectives to support the increased and systematic use of existing evidence.
We can all agree there is a need for better evidence to inform healthcare. Yet commercial and academic conflicts often produce evidence that is not fit for purpose; evidence that
On behalf of the Evidence Live Programme Committee thank you for joining us at our 7th Evidence Live conference in Oxford last month. During the planning stages we very much
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As the seventh Evidence Live conference approaches I find my time is taken up with thoughts of ‘which room should be allocate for which talk, how to display a landscape poster
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
“Is there a need? Will people come?” David Nunan writes about the first run of a new module Developing Practice in Medical Education Being an educator in EBHC creates a