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Oral Developing Methods for Identifying Retracted Studies affecting Systematic Reviews
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Grohmann, Acuna, Bero
BACKGROUND: The Retraction Watch (RW) database collects retractions from across scholarly publishing. In 2023, it became freely available, opening opportunities for citation software developers, publishers and academic researchers. It is the most comprehensive source of its kind with 43,000…
Oral Developing a framework for systematic reviews of health disparities
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Griffin, Kondo, Relevo, Saha, Shiau
Background: Despite an ongoing emphasis on health equity, disparities persist. Barriers vary by population, are in many cases multifaceted, and may include access, health literacy, medical distrust, cultural or language barriers, and systemic or structural racism. Guideline developers depend on…
Oral Developing a set of early learning and development standards (ELDS) for children aged 0-6 in Egypt
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Connolly, Dunne, Gleghorne, Miller, Winter
Background:
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) state that reducing poverty, promoting health and well-being, and providing access to inclusive education and gender equality all contribute to improving people’s lives and sustainable development. It is estimated that 250 million children (43%)…
Oral Developing an innovative Knowledge and Implementation Hub: a one-stop shop to support knowledge transfer in aged care in Australia
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Gordon, Tieman, Bilton, Dizon, Champion
Background
Aged Care Research & Industry Innovation Australia (ARIIA) is an Australian Government initiative to address workforce capability, growth, and innovation in Australia’s aged care sector.
Objectives
ARIIA develops and provides access to synthesized evidence-based resources in…
Oral Developing and operationalizing a guideline methodologist competency framework
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Bailey, Buchanan, Flores, Grinspun, Howitt, Nizum, Zucal
Background:
Since 1999, a Canadian nursing association has developed 54 evidence-based best practice guidelines (BPGs), actively supported their uptake and sustainability, and evaluated the impact of BPGs on people, organizations, and health system outcomes. Each BPG is led by 2 master’s prepared…
Oral Developing digital gender-inclusive tools for evidence-use in Uganda and South Africa: insights, prototypes, and joint learnings
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Madonsela, Mahlanza-langer, Mijumbi
Background
The use of evidence and data has the potential to support the reduction of poverty and inequality in Africa. Evidence-informed policymaking can support the identification of the most effective social policies and programs, ensure the policy decision-making process is more transparent,…
Oral Developing evidence-based guidelines on minor ailments in the absence of evidence
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Kopier, Kuijpers, Jansen, Burgers, van den Donk
Background
Minor ailments can be defined as non-complicated medical conditions that can be self-diagnosed and managed with or without support of a healthcare professional. Examples are nose bleeding, stubbed toe, clogged ear and insect bite. The Dutch College of General Practitioners runs a large…
Oral Developing evidence-based quality indicators in primary health care: a practical 8-step approach
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Avonts, Meel, Seys, Strouwen, Vanhove
Background: Quality indicators are a way to measure the quality of health care and to identify areas for improvement. A lot of organizations are developing quality indicators. However, different review articles demonstrate that different methods, often with a non-systematic approach and without a…
Oral Developing guidelines across health and social care sectors: the experience of the guidelines on homelessness and mental health disorders (France)
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Depaigne-Loth, Ligier
Background
The Haute Autorité de Santé (HAS) is an independent national public body with several missions to advance quality in the fields of health and social care services, including developing evidence-based recommendations. Guidelines were recently developed by the HAS to improve access to…
Oral Developing the OKCPG platform: accelerating the transition of text-based clinical practice guidelines to the digital era
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Huang, Jin
Background:
In the landscape of evidence-based medicine, the 6S evidence pyramid underscores the importance of integrating the best available evidence into a computerized decision support system. Translating text-based clinical practice guidelines (CPGs) into digital knowledge bases represents a…
Oral Developing “EBPM Database” to Improve Policy Making Process in Japan.
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Moriwaki, Kobayashi, Kobayashi
"Background: In May 2022, Japan's first evidence portal, the EBPM Database was launched. So far the database compiles over 60 evidence reviews and has gathered significant attention, serving thousands of users. It draws inspiration from projects like the What Works Centre, Campbell…
Oral Development and prevalidation of a patient-reported outcome measure assessing medication treatment satisfaction for children and teenagers aged 8-18 years (MTSI-CT)
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Choonara, Guyatt, Halladay, Huang, Pan, Zeng, Zhang, Zhang, Zhang
Background
Medication treatment satisfaction (M-TS) from the patients’ perspective is important for comprehensively evaluating the effect of medicines. However, there is no generic and validated instrument for pediatric patients’ M-TS.
Objectives
To develop and prevalidate a self-report and…
Oral Development and testing of a tool to foster shared decision-making between patients and health care professionals in clinical practice guidelines
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Fischer, Florez, Karge, Langer, Li, Maes-Carballo, Munn, Perestelo-Perez, Pieper, Puljak, Schaefer, Scheibler, Schewe, Stiggelbout
BACKGROUND: Shared decision-making (SDM) is advocated to take into account patients' values and preferences into medical decision-making, particularly for preference-sensitive recommendations in clinical practice guidelines (CPGs). Patient decision aids (PDAs) play a central role in supporting…
Oral Development and translation into English of criteria for the prospective assessment of the need for updating guideline recommendations: AGIL-criteria
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Braun, Harder, Kapp, Labonté, Mahler, Meerpohl, Nothacker, Piechotta, Prien, Schaefer, Schüler, Schwarz, Siemens
Background
The continuous updating of guideline recommendations may be important to inform healthcare decisions. However, resources for updating guidelines are often scarce.
Objectives
This project aimed to develop a set of criteria for prospectively identifying single-guideline recommendations…
Oral Development of A Core Outcome Set (COS) for Psoriasis in Clinical Research of Uyghur Medicine
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
YU, Xinfeng, Shaonan
Background: Uyghur medicine has accumulated significant clinical experience in treating psoriasis, developing various distinctive therapies and effective medications, and has generated considerable evidence of effectiveness. However, the clinical research outcomes lack standardization and…
Oral Development of a Comprehensive tool to Assess Rigor when Evaluating Quality Improvement projects—CARE-QI
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Fernandez, Khalil, Kynoch, Ramis
Background: Health services are dynamic and complex. Implementing research evidence into practice can take many years, and researchers are often faced with multiple barriers. There is a myriad of studies labeled as quality improvement (QI) or quality assurance, evidence implementation, or…
Oral Development of a prioritization toolbox for the WHO Priority Assistive Product List
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Jenniskens, Yang, Zhang, Borg, Calvo, Spijker, Huis in 't Veld, Hooft
Background: In 2016 WHO launched the Priority Assistive Product List (APL) which included 50 assistive products (APs) aimed at improving access to assistive technology on a global scale. While this process provided a sound foundation, there is merit in further standardizing and improving…
Oral Development of a reporting guideline for scientific machine learning–based studies
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Aston, Benson, Danopoulos, Magri, Rigas
Background and objective
Scientific machine learning (SML) is a cross-cutting research area combining physics-based models, machine learning, and artificial intelligence in the domains of engineering and physical sciences. The rapid development of SML methods and the use of ever more complex tools…
Oral Development of a theoretical framework and an operationalized tool for supporting health-system guidance implementation
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Lavis, Schünemann, Wang, Wilson
Background: The effective implementation of health system guidance (HSG) can help to strengthen health systems and thereby get the right mix of programs, services, and products to those who need them. However, there is a paucity of frameworks and tools specifically designed to support relatively…
Oral Development of a tool (INSPECT-SR) to identify problematic randomised controlled trials in systematic reviews of health interventions
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Antoniou, Bero, Flemyng, Heal, Kirkham, Wilkinson
Background
The Cochrane policy for managing potentially problematic studies defines a problematic study as one “where there are serious questions about the trustworthiness of the data or findings.” These studies contain false data, and some are entirely fabricated. In systematic reviews, we…