Unfortunately due to level of uncertainity of staginglarge scals face to face events EBMLive is cancelled until further notice. On opening we are accepting ‘work in progress‘ submissions.
Using Real-World Data to Improve Practice
Abstracts and workshops are sought that focus on:
Artificial Intelligence in healthcare – risks, shortfalls, methods and patient involvement
Potential biases in using Artificial Intelligence
scientific integrity and conflicts of interest in Big Data and Artificial Intelligence and how to reduce them
Improving the methods for Big Data
Patient Involvement and Collaboration in Producing Research Evidence
Abstracts and workshops are sought that focus on:
Involving patients in identifying questions to focus research on
Patient engagement in the planning and execution of research
Supporting a diverse group of patients to participate in research – practical tips and suggestions
Innovative ways that evidence can be used with patients to share decision making
Improvements in medical reporting for informing the public
Teaching, Developing and Leading in Evidence-Based Medicine
Abstracts and workshops are sought that focus on:
Inform the teaching and/or training in evidence based methods
Using new technologies to effectively disseminate Evidence-Based Healthcare.
Tools and methods supporting future leaders in evidence based healthcare
Mentorship and improving the evidence-base for medical education
Translating Knowledge for Better-Quality Health Services
Abstracts and workshops are sought that focus on:
Implementation Science of evidence in practice
Facilitators and barriers to implementation of research evidence
Challenges to the development of evidence based policy
Improving access to high quality evidence
Accepted submissions will be published in the BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine journal.
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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
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