A great start to the Global Evidence Summit #GES2024 opening plenary. Jeremy Farrar

We have three publications in the latest edition of JBI Evidence Synthesis. A qualitative review and associated editorial and a protocol for an umbrella review. links in comments below Cardiff University School of Healthcare Sciences jorbaiz Kate Button Nicola Innes

The latest issue of JBI Evidence Synthesis is out now! This issue includes 3 different JBI methodologies for evidence synthesis - a qualitative systematic review, a systematic review of effectiveness and a scoping review. 👉 ow.ly/1Mc350TkLQp #JBIEBHC #JBIMethodology

We are delighted to have supported this valuable suite of publications in partnership with Anne Rebafka at Freiburg University and the Wales Centre for Evidence Based Care Cardiff University School of Healthcare Sciences Dr Deborah Edwards

Day Two #GES2024 highlights included responsible use and impact of AI, Dr Judit Csontos poster presentation and Liz Gillen helped host an international joint information specialist meeting School of Healthcare Sciences Cardiff University

Early Evidence Taxonomy Meeting #GES2024

The start of day three. Advocating for greater evidence, communication and use of evidence #GES2024

At #GES2024 🇨🇿 this afternoon, Mala Mann MCLIP will present a poster on ‘Finding research gaps when not looking for them’. 🔎 Visit Mala to learn more.📖

Around a 100 people in this session on searching for evidence within systematic reviews of textual evidence at the Global Evidence Summit 2024 JBI Alexa McArthur Zoe Jordan Adam Cooper Kate Button Nicola Innes Cardiff University School of Healthcare Sciences

Dr Deborah Edwards presenting on behalf of the JBI Textual Methods group on strategies for searching for evidence for a systematic review of textual evidence 👏 JBI Cardiff University School of Healthcare Sciences Kate Button Nicola Innes

At #GES2024 it’s great to celebrate my birthday with Wolters Kluwer Ovid 40 years of Ovid with cakes and champagne! ☺️

At #GES2024 come and talk to Liz Gillen Poster 55: Does one size fit all – unified tools for assessing the methodological quality within rapid reviews of intervention effects” Wales Evidence Centre Wales Centre for EBC Poster Session 4 13 September

Alric Ruther at #GES2024 emphasises that sometimes the best available evidence at the time is expert opinion, ie based on a healthcare professional’s experience, knowledge and expertise. We need to trust in that evidence and each other.

We are looking forward to collaborating with NCCMT | CCNMO, Canada on our project exploring unified tools for assessing the methodological quality within rapid reviews Mala Mann MCLIP Dr Judit Csontos Liz Gillen Dr Deborah Edwards adrian gk edwards School of Healthcare Sciences Wales Evidence Centre Kate Button Nicola Innes

Liz Gillen presenting our poster looking at unified tools for assessing the methodological quality within rapid reviews of intervention effects NCCMT | CCNMO Wales Evidence Centre SUREteamCardiff Cardiff University School of Healthcare Sciences

It’s a wrap! Day four of #GES2024 with the conference closed by all four organising partners and host Dr Miloslav Klugar @MKluger reinforcing the key message of the conference of shared global plans and coalition School of Healthcare Sciences

the JBI critical appraisal tool for cohort studies just got updated JBI pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39177422/

I'm thrilled to announce the return of the #ESHackathon with an exciting 3-day hackathon back in Newcastle from 17-19th December this year. Find out more and apply here! eshackathon.org/events/2024-12… #EvidenceSynthesis #ESTechnology #SystematicReview #SystematicReviewTools

What a great bunch!! We had a fantastic dinner in Prague to celebrate our contributors to the evidence synthesis taxonomy initiative. Here’s to many more get-togethers in the future 🥂

Totally agree it was a great evening spent with a great bunch of people. Thanks for your hospitality and we are looking forward to what’s next with the evidence synthesis taxonomy initiative