| EBM Live 2019 - Monday July 15th | ||||||
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| 08:50 | ||||||
| 09:00 |
Increasing the Systematic use of Existing Evidence Andrea Tricco – St Michael’s Hospital and University of Toronto Gerald Gartlehner – Danube University, Krems Ruth Garside – University of Exeter Andrea Tricco – Advancing the science of knowledge synthesis to increase the uptake of evidence |
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| 10:30 | K1 | |||||
| 11:00 | ||||||
| 12:00 |
An opportunity to browse through the posters, meet up with friends and colleagues and make new connections. |
Finding Better Evidence (12:30 – 13:30) This session will be an informal, facilitated, discussion exploring issues relating to finding better evidence. |
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| 13:30 |
Reducing Questionable Research Practices and Bias We are all familiar with straightforward fraud. The Lancet paper by Andrew Wakefield alleging evidence of a link between measles, mumps and rubella immunisation and autism is perhaps the most |
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| 14:00 | ||||||
| 15:00 | ||||||
| 15:30 |
Stakeholder Engagement in Systematic Reviews Andrea Tricco – St Michael’s Hospital and University of Toronto Involving stakeholders (e.g. patients, the public, policy makers and HC professionals) in the planning, doing and dissemination of SRs is one possible way to increase their relevance and uptake as well as reduce waste. |
Refining the E in EBM: from Tamiflu to statins Garbage In Garbage Out, whatever is produced in our reviews will be systematically assembled and synthesised garbage. The session will also discuss practical ways to change the evidence base of reviews of pharmacuticals interventions and barriers to such actions. |
Improving the Reporting and Assessment of Harms Will Dixon – University of Manchester Dani Prieto-Alhambra – University of Oxford Individual case reports of suspected harm from medicines are collected worldwide and shared internationally. They inform most drug regulatory safety decisions, and ideally provide just the right information to assess causality in a specific case. |
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| 17:00 |
Muir Gray – University of Oxford To maintain health services across the globe, and continue to improve population health, there is an urgent need to transform health services to deliver triple value. |
Join David as he introduces the Catalogue of Bias and kick starts what would make your top ten essential papers on bias? |
IDEAL and Research Waste in the Study of Complex Interventions A seminar reporting a rapid systematic review and a sampling review and analysis of current literature with a discussion of how IDEAL should reduce research waste and an attempt to evaluate it’s potential impact. |
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| 18:00 |