EBMLive is back for July 2022 focussing on 3 key areas:
TRANSFORMING THE COMMUNICATION OF HEALTH EVIDENCE AND RISK FOR INFORMING DECISIONS
An informed public, an informed patient is central to effective health care. How can we expand the role of patients, health professionals and policy makers in research and make research evidence relevant, replicable and accessible to end users.
DEVELOPING AND FOSTERING FUTURE TEACHERS AND LEADERS IN EVIDENCE BASED HEALTH CARE
How do we encourage the next generation of leaders in evidence-based medicine, and cultivate the skills to deal with uncertainty, recognise poor quality evidence and deliver great healthcare.
SYNTHESIZING AND CURATING EVIDENCE AND KNOWLEDGE FOR BETTER POLICY
What do we mean by the best available evidence? As we drown in healthcare information, how should evidence be synthesised and disseminated? What have we learnt from covid about the production of evidence, and how can evidence educate decision makers to generate informative transparent evidence-based healthcare policy?
Registration and Call for Abstracts are OPEN
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