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 consider what the output will be for our delegates and hope that we meet our objectives. We were fortunate to have a wide range of high profile speakers from across the EBM population and associated organisations, content, quality of the topics covered and inclusivity all received positive feedback during the event. All further comments are gratefully received, please take a minute (or five) to complete the FEEDBACK QUESTIONNAIRE so that we can keep on improving on the experience.
Evidence Live 2018 OPEN DELEGATE LIST
POSTER ABSTRACTS Evidence Live 2018
BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine Journal Evidence Live Conference Supplement
2018 Conference Programme – Keynote and Workshop Abstracts
PRESENTATIONS
Ways of making evidence used and useful in a world of information overload – Tara Lamont
Manifesto Update – Carl Heneghan
From 10 essentials for EBM to 10 essential papers on bias – David Nunan Catalogue of Bias – David Nunan & Carl Heneghan
Research Integrity QT – Carl Heneghan Research Integrity QT – Emily Sena Research Integrity QT – Peter Wilmshurst
The false positive risk: a proposal concerning what to do about p-values – David Colquhoun
Dissemination and application of research results to inform decision making – Peter Davidson Summary – Davidson Evidence for decision-makers
Building capability, leadership and a home for Evidence-based Medicine in Ireland – Niamh ORourke
Carl Heneghan In 2019, EBM Live set out to identify and fix some of the problems with how research evidence is developed and disseminated to end-users. Issues outlined in the
David L. Sackett (1934-2015) was a Clinical epidemiologist, pioneer of evidence-based medicine and the founder of the Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine. The David L. Sackett Fellowship provides awardees with EBMLive