Day Two - EBMLive

Programme

Monday July 15th | Tuesday July16th | Wednesday July 17th

EBM Live 2019 - Tuesday July 16th
08:00		Registration & Coffee	Breakfast Session
09:00		Parallel Sessions	Patient and public contributors are invited to attend a workshop to seek their views on ideas for new research Anne-Marie Boylan – CEBM Stephanie Tierney – CEBM Bernard Gudgin We have created a specially tailored Patient Stream, which is taking place on Tuesday 16th July at 09:00 – 19:00 at Said Business Schooland the Natural history Museum Oxford. Patient
10:30	K3	Coffee & Posters
11:00		Make Research Evidence Relevant, Replicable and Accessible to end users (Patient Stream) Amanda Adler – Addenbrooke’s Hospital Per Olav Vandvik – University of Oslo Paul Wicks – PatientsLikeMe Amanda Adler – Abstract Coming Soon Per Olav Vandvik – BMJ Rapid Recommendations disrupting the Evidence Ecosystem, for you and me? Paul Wicks – “What’s in it for us? Conditional altruism and the social contract of research participation”
12:30		Lunch 12:30 – 14:00 An opportunity to browse through the posters, meet up with friends and colleagues and make new connections.	Meet the Journals (12:30 – 13:30) Carl Heneghan – CEBM Suzanne Jarvis Jeffrey Aronson – CEBM Editors from BMJ journals are holding a drop-in session for anyone interested in how to write well and get published.
14:00		How to do better cutting edge patient partnership (Patient Stream) Helen MacDonald – BMJ Patients are the ultimate end users of research and their influence on research is growing. Advance your thinking on the big issues which are shaping patients rights and roles in research.	How to make summary results available Ben Goldacre – EBM Datalab Nicholas J. DeVito – EBM DataLab The best available evidence shows that the results of clinical trials are routinely unreported or underreported	Evidence-Based Veterinary Medicine Rachel Dean Suzanne Jarvis This introductory session will look at the EBM Manifesto and begin to question on whether it can be adapted for veterinary use.
15:30		Coffee & Posters
16:00	K4	The Complete Guide to BREAST CANCER and Making Evidence Accessible (Patient Stream) Liz O’Riordan – Ipswich Hospital NHS Trust Trish Greenhalgh – University of Oxford Whilst both authors were already ‘experts’ in aspects of breast cancer, they quickly found that their academic and surgical knowledge did not prepare them well for being breast cancer patients.
18:00		Patient Campaigns: How to make evidence matter and change policy – Oxford University Museum of Natural History (Patient Stream) Kath Sansom Marie Lyon Susan Cole An announcement in the House of Commons following patient-led campaigns on the use of the HPT Primodos, anti-epileptic drug sodium valproate & surgical mesh led to The Independent Medicines and Medical Devices Safety Review
19:30		Conference Dinner – Keble College