 | “False” and “not useful” clinical research: how can we increase its value?
John Ioannidis
Stanford Univeristy, USA | 
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 | Increasing value and reducing waste of research: the REWARD recommendations
Paul Glasziou
Bond University, Australia | |
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 | EQUATOR Network: promises and results of reporting guidelines
Douglas Altman
University of Oxford, United Kingdom |
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 | Trustworthiness of evidence: role and responsibilities of biomedical journals
Howard Bauchner
JAMA, USA |
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 | From evidence to action in health policy making: a mission impossible?
Walter Ricciardi
National Institute of Health, Italy |
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 | The evolving science of evidence synthesis: lesson learnt from Cochrane reviews
David Tovey
Cochrane, United Kingdom | |
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 | Recent innovations in the GRADE approach: from evidence to recommendations
Gordon Guyatt
McMaster University, Canada | |
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 | Developing trustworthy clinical practice guidelines: international standards and current challenges
Amir Qaseem
American College of Physicians, USA |
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 | The ecosystem of evidence: the way forward
Nino Cartabellotta
GIMBE Foundation, Italy |
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 | Applying evidence to individual patient: is shared decision making the real answer?
Trish Greenhalgh
University of Oxford, United Kingdom |
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 | Engaging patients in generation and use of evidence
Angela Coulter
University of Oxford, United Kingdom |
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 | Digital and trustworthy evidence ecosystem: fact or fiction?
Per Vandvik
University of Oslo, Norway | |
