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Special Session Empowering engagement: integrating patients and the public in guideline and health policy development
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Arellanesová , Hejzák, Klugar
Objectives:
This session is dedicated to exploring and enhancing the role of patient and public involvement (PPI) in the development of health guidelines and policies. It aims to:
*Illustrate the importance and impact of PPI in creating more responsive, patient-centered health policies and…
Special Session Establishing the impact of WHO’s normative and standard-setting functions: what is the future role of key evidence ecosystem players?
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Askie, Lavis
Objectives
The World Health Organization (WHO) develops a wide range of normative products including guidelines, policy options, implementation guidance, evaluation methods, and research agendas as part of its core mandate of global normative leadership. Given major recent, current, and emerging…
Special Session Evidence-based education, synthesis, and guideline development in pedagogy
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Du, KANTOR, Li, Sedláčková, Vrbová
This session will present selected findings from research studies conducted in cooperation of JBI, GRADE, and Campbell. The overall aim of the session is to introduce status of the field of evidence-based education (EBE) using data from 3 meta-reviews and 1 guideline project.
· A cross-sectional…
Special Session From synthesis to Implementation: shifting the needle for organizational impact during synthesis planning to health care policy and practice
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Lockwood, Püschel, Zazu, Lizarondo, McArthur, Langdenham
Objectives: To shed light on the link between implementation planning within systematic reviews, rapid reviews, and clinical practice guidelines and theory-informed implementation strategies targeted to population and context, and to further develop strategies for fidelity of implementation…
Special Session International collaboration in Social Intervention Assessment – the establishment of INSIA
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Berg, Bergström, Myles, Sirois, Werkö
Objectives:
1)Explain the meaning of Social Intervention Assessment (SIA), its use by other social care decision-makers, and potential to add value (including examples of where SIA has informed decision-making).
2)Present INSIA (the International Network for Social Intervention Assessment), its…
Special Session Living evidence: innovations and applications
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Boeira, Farrar, Minx, Okwen, Stewart, Turner
Objectives
- To describe the benefits of collaborative living evidence
- To share the state of the art across sectors
- To identify how we move forward together
Description
Living evidence is arguably the most significant innovation in evidence synthesis in this generation with implications…
Special Session Making 2024 the year we make a step-change improvement in using evidence to address societal challenges
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Boeira, Byrne, Castro, Elliott, Grimshaw, Lavis, Mercier, Nduku, Okwen, Ortega
Objectives
•Share signs of progress toward a step-change improvement in evidence to address societal challenges for 3 implementation priorities: formalizing and strengthening domestic evidence-support systems, enhancing and leveraging the global evidence architecture, and putting evidence at the…
Special Session National guideline and synthesis development within the National Institute for Quality and Excellence in Health (NIKEZ) in the Czech Republic
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Černý, Dušek, Klugar, Klugarová, Tučková
Objectives:
This session delves into the processes and impacts of developing national guidelines and evidence syntheses at the Czech National Institute for Quality and Excellence in Health (NIKEZ). It aims to:
*Detail the methodology employed by NIKEZ in the development of national health…
Special Session Optimizing independent evaluation evidence for maximum utility
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Grove
Aims and objectives of the session:
The session has the following 4 aims:
1. What tools are available to ensure existing evidence is considered before commissioning new data collection and analysis for evaluations?
2. How can evidence from independent evaluations be made more accessible to…
Special Session Recommendations for the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in evidence synthesis
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Thomas, Moy, Flemyng, Noel-Storr, Welch, Jordan
Background
With the recent and rapid advances of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, and the plethora of new tools being deployed, there is an urgent need for producers and publishers of high-quality systematic reviews to provide guidance on the appropriate use of these new tools to support…
Special Session Unlocking the potential of artificial intelligence in the systematic review process: a special session with Cochrane's Methods Executive
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Arevalo-Rodriguez, Flemyng, Gartlehner, Hooft, Moons, Noel-Storr, Page, Richardson
Description: The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the steps of the systematic review process is increasingly becoming relevant for developers of evidence synthesis worldwide. The progress in the field of AI, including large language models (LLMs), offers huge opportunities but also challenges…
Special Session Using systematic reviews to make decisions about research: moving beyond health science
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Lund, Minx, Robinson, Skivenes
Title: Using systematic reviews to make decisions about research: moving beyond health science
Aim: To discuss the use of systematic reviews in making decision about research (planning and interpreting results) across scientific disciplines.
Moderator: Hans Lund (chair of Evidence-Based…
Special Session Using technology to make the Evidence Ecosystem more efficient and effective: global collaborations for interoperability
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Alper, Dehnbostel, Shahin, Robinson, Brandt, Kunnamo
Objectives
Participants will:
1) Learn how technology can make all parts of the Evidence Ecosystem more efficient and effective
2) Share and discuss their opportunities and concerns for using technology to improve their experience with the Evidence Ecosystem
3) Learn how global collaborations are…
Special Session What Works Climate? Systematic learning on climate solutions for improved IPCC assessments and evidence-based policy
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Callaghan, Gaarder, Minx, Piggott, Saran, Sharma Waddington, Soares Weiser, Stewart, Thomson, Welch
Background
Tackling climate change to protect people and planet is one of the great challenges of the 21st century and key to making progress toward many of the Sustainable Development Goals. Understanding what climate mitigation and adaptation solutions work under what conditions and why is…
Special Session What works to increase the use of evidence for policy decision-making: discussing insights from an evidence map and systematic review
2024 Prague [Global Evidence Summit]
Mahlanza-langer, Nduku, Kuchenmüller , Gaarder , Hinsley
Background
The use of evidence and data holds immense promise in reshaping the socioeconomic landscape. Evidence-informed policy-making can support the identification of the most effective policies and programs, ensure the policy decision-making process is more transparent, and allow different…
Special Session "Guidelines meet shared decision making. Happy ever after?"
2017 Cape Town [Global Evidence Summit]
Elwyn, Alper, Trevena, Agoritsas
Evidence-based medicine became relevant to all when guidelines were born and given special status, raising the stakes on how to summarise evidence from population-based research. But clearly, patients are not populations, they have quirks, opinions, stories to tell and preferences that cannot be…
Special Session A dialog with funders: What approaches and activities ensure research achieves its expected impact?
2017 Cape Town [Global Evidence Summit]
Weiss, Green, Littler, Reeder, Kinn, Kern
[Old title: Global funding: Multi-agency approaches to knowledge translation/research uptake into action or bringing the research community into the policy decision-making process]
Objectives:
Share how funders work to support evidence uptake so that it has an impact. Different approaches and…
Special Session A panoramic view of rapid reviews: Uses and perspectives from global collaborations and networks
2017 Cape Town [Global Evidence Summit]
Garritty, King, Stevens, Soares-Weiser, Phillips, Norris, LAURENCE, Nussbaumer-Streit, Gartlehner, Akl
Purpose:
To exchange ideas about how rapid reviews have evolved as a useful information tool to support evidence-informed policy and practice.
Objectives:
Participants will have the opportunity for information sharing with rapid review producers, decision-makers and providers, and…
Special Session Access to research results for decision making
2017 Cape Town [Global Evidence Summit]
Moorthy, Beller, Askie, Pienaar
This session is linked to Plenary 4: EVIDENCE IN A POST-TRUTH WORLD: The evidence, ethos and pathos. How scientists can engage, and influence the public, press and politicians
The current 2013 Declaration of Helsinki states that “Every research study involving human subjects must be registered in…
Special Session Addressing the global health workforce shortfall by 2030: The need for intersectoral research evidence
2017 Cape Town [Global Evidence Summit]
Kredo, Diallo, De Haan
The High-Level Commission on Health Employment and Economic Growth, in its 2016 report “Working for Health and Growth – Investing in the health workforce”, makes the case for more and better investment in the health workforce, specifically to address the shortfall of 18 million health workers by…