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In recent statistical research, the GRADE methodology team has developed formulas that standardise the determination of the size of effect when evaluating the impact of an intervention.
Book a slot in our upcoming webinar to learn more:
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Ever struggled to determine effect size when evaluating the impact of different interventions? In our webinar, we'll show you how automated formulas and standardised thresholds speed up guideline development.
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Date: October 29th, 2026, 5-6 pm CEST
From ACP's Dr. Curtis Harrod on the "why" to @GRADEpro's Justyna Lityńska on the "how". Our upcoming webinar covers the full spectrum of Visual Clinical Guidelines.
Watch the discussion on guideline dissemination live.
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Visual medical recommendations can be easy.
Join us to see how GRADEpro is automating the transition from data to digital visual summaries.
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Learn more about a tool that can help complete the guideline development process efficiently. Register and watch our upcoming webinar.
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Learn more about a tool that can help complete the guideline development process efficiently. Register and watch our upcoming webinar.
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Between 8 PM GMT on February 26th and 7 AM GMT on February 27th, GRADEpro will be unavailable due to maintenance works. The offline mode may be available at gdt.gradepro.org/app/ if GRADEpro was previously used on the device. We apologise for the inconvenience.
Don't miss out on our webinar which offers an updated methodological look and how GRADEpro has evolved to meet the new demands. Register today!
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#GRADEpro #EvidencePrime #GuidelineDevelopment
Let's delve into the nuances of the Multiple Intervention Evidence-to-Decision (EtD) framework together in our webinar.
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Explore the evolving methodology and technical advancements in the Multiple Intervention Evidence-to-Decision (EtD) framework in our webinar
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#GRADEpro #EvidenceSynthesis #GuidelineDevelopment
Happy World Evidence-Based Healthcare Day! #WorldEBHCDay
Today we celebrate and recommit to a principle that lies at the heart of better health outcomes: decisions grounded in the best available evidence, informed by values, contextual insight, and lived experience.
GIN 2025 starts today!
Representing the Evidence Prime team, we have Justyna, Piotr, Artur, and Bart. If you’re attending, we look forward to connecting over the next few days.
Read more about GIN 2025 and our contributions:
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Don't miss our short oral presentation at GIN 2025: User-Centered Design in Action: An Interactive Workshop on Next-Generation Network Meta-Analysis Tools.
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Join us for our interactive workshop at GIN 2025:
Clear, compact & clickable: An Interactive Workshop on Visual Clinical Guideline Presentation Tool.
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Look out for our presentations at GIN 2025, we will be speaking about:
AI and Plain Language Summaries: Three Years of Progress and Persistent Challenges (2022–2025).
Are you attending?
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Evidence Prime will be giving a long and short presentation as well as an interactive workshop at GIN 2025. We will also be chairing sessions at the conference and contributing to meaningful conversations.
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The time and resources saved using the GRADE-adolopment approach are worthwhile learning for any research team.
To learn more about GRADE-adolopment, watch our webinar:
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Adolopment is defined as:
"...formal consideration of the best available local evidence and criteria for adoption, adaptation, or de novo creation of recommendations from an existing, trustworthy guideline."
To learn more, watch our webinar:
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If a recommendation is not adopted or adapted, research teams will need to create their recommendation from scratch, otherwise known as a De novo recommendation. To learn about adolopment, watch our webinar:
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When a recommendation is changed using the GRADE-adolopment approach because of contextual evidence, we call this an adapted recommendation.
Adapting existing guidance saves time and money, to learn more watch our webinar: zurl.co/J5SLa















