EBHC International Conference 2019

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Pre-conference workshops

	28th October Making sense of results: statistics for the terrified Amanda Burls School of Health Sciences City University of London, United Kingdom

	28th October Want to SHARE IT? Testing decision aids linked to guidelines for use in clinical consultations Per Vandvik Institute of Health and Society University of Oslo, Norway

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
	Wednesday, 6^th November 2019, 2.30 PM Using GRADE to determine quality of evidence and strength of recommendations Gordon Guyatt \| McMaster University, Canada
	Wednesday, 6^th November 2019, 2.30 PM Making sense of results: statistics for the terrified Amanda Burls \| Health School of Health Sciences, City University London, UK
	Wednesday, 6^th November 2019, 2.30 PM Using logic models in systematic reviews Anke Rohwer \| Stellenbosch University, South Africa

CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
	Thursday, 7^th November 2019, 4.30 PM Interpreting the results of studies measuring patient-reported outcomes Gordon Guyatt \| McMaster University, Canada
	Thursday, 7^th November 2019, 4.30 PM Playing with BMJ Rapid Recommendations in the MAGIC evidence ecosystem Per Vandvik \| University of Oslo, Norway
	Thursday, 7^th November 2019, 4.30 PM From 10 essential papers for practicing EBM to 10 essential papers for teaching EBM David Nunan \| Centre for Evidenced-Based Medicine, University of Oxford, UK
	Friday, 8^th November 2019, 4.30 PM Randomized real world evidence: promises, opportunities and real world challenges Lars G Hemkens \| University Hospital Basel, Switzerland John Ioannidis \| Stanford University, USA
	Friday, 8^th November 2019, 4.30 PM Key concepts for assessing claims about treatment effects and making well-informed treatment choices Andy Oxman \| Norwegian Institute of Public Health, Norway Iain Chalmers \| The James Lind Alliance, UK
	Friday, 8^th November 2019, 4.30 PM TeachingEBHC.org review and development Douglas Badenoch \| Minervation Ltd, UK David Nunan \| Centre for Evidenced-Based Medicine, University of Oxford, UK

DISCUSSION GROUP
	Thursday, 7^th and Friday, 8^th November 2019, 4.30 PM Use of meta-research methods to address research waste Hans Lund \| Western Norway University of Applied Sciences, Norway

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