#WorldEBHCDay raises awareness of the need for better evidence to inform healthcare policy, practice & decision-making to improve health outcomes globally.
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Dr Vineetha K, A/Prof at the Amrita School of Dentistry & Deputy Director of the JBI Amrita Centre, explores what the evidence says about AI, therapy, & its users. ⬇️
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AI can speed up systematic reviews, but human judgement remains essential for finding evidence, checking data, assessing certainty & making trustworthy decisions. Read #WorldEBHCDay blog by Dr Hanieh salehi-Pourmehr, Tabriz University of Medical Sciences:
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Read the #WorldEBHCDay blog by Noosheen Tahmasebi from the University of Freiburg, Germany. The blog discusses the CESAR project which evaluates whether AI tools can make systematic reviews faster without compromising reliability: worldebhcday.org/blog/2026/f…
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Hear from the World Evidence-based Healthcare Day Steering Committee, and others around the world about why evidence-based healthcare and #WorldEBHCDay is so important.
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Evidence doesn't implement itself!
In her #WorldEBHCDay blog, Mariana Zazu explains why AI cannot replace professional judgement, teamwork and patient involvement in improving healthcare.
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AI can support nursing decisions, but patients must remain partners in their care.
A nursing research group from Portugal explores how nurses can clarify AI-generated information and support informed decisions.
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Read the #WorldEBHCDay blog by Dr @MariaAPinero, implementation scientist & certified health informatician, outlining how human & #AI can work together to strengthen evidence, improve healthcare systems, & keep people, relationships & values at the centre: worldebhcday.org/blog/2026/m…
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How can AI and human expertise make evidence easier to use?
The Umbrella Collaboration combines automation, living evidence summaries and human oversight. Read the #WorldEBHCDay blog!
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A #WorldEBHCDay blog by Liliana Escada Ribeiro, Filipe Pereira & Rafael Bernardes explores how collaborative communication helps people understand and use evidence in AI-driven healthcare. 👇
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Dr Samreen Sadiq, a @cochranecollab member, explains in a #WorldEBHCDay blog, why artificial intelligence tools in healthcare must be adapted to local realities, not simply copied from international countries, to help our patients.
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"AI & technology may support our work, but compassion, connection & humanity will always be at the heart of nursing."
Watch the #WorldEBHCDay video from the team @aeh_mv in the Maldives who talk about a Research Catalyst Boot Camp: youtu.be/1vK1CHyEi8k?si=nvLs…
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This #WorldEBHCDay blog by Prof Jed Montayre and Chun Hei Glen Cheng explores how AI can be used ethically in health professions education while preserving critical thinking, human judgement & EBP.
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El #DíaMundialDeLaMedicinaEvidenciaEnSalud #WorldEBHCDay busca concientizar sobre la necesidad de contar con mejor evidencia para fundamentar las políticas, la práctica y la toma de decisiones, con el fin de mejorar los resultados de salud a nivel mundial.
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On October 20th, the global health community comes together to mark World Evidence-Based Healthcare (EBHC) Day, a day dedicated to championing the role of research evidence in healthcare. We have written a detailed blog post for this occasion here: bit.ly/4ydrNjv
📣 The countdown is on! 7 days to go until World Evidence-Based Healthcare Day! 📣
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The Umbrella®️: primera evaluación completada; próxima fase, evaluación independiente. Síntesis terciaria cuantitativa y viva.
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How is AI shaping physiotherapy in Ghana?
In a #WorldEBHCDay blog, Ghanaian physiotherapists share how AI supports clinical decisions while raising concerns about accuracy, privacy and responsible use.
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Read the #WorldEBHCDay blog by @Hanan2000Khalil, Professor of Public Health @latrobe, which explores how artificial intelligence can find & count evidence faster than ever, but deciding what a question is worth & what the answer means, belongs to people: worldebhcday.org/blog/2026/w…
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A #WorldEBHCDay blog by Dr Sumuttana Kaewma and A/Prof Adchara Khammathit explores how cross-border collaboration between Thailand and Lao PDR is strengthening evidence-based cancer care. Read the full blog here 👇
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Hear from the team @ClinicaNavarra in their #WorldEBHCDay short video, where they explain how they use #AI to connect scientific evidence, data & individual needs for safer, more coordinated, patient-centred care.👇
Watch the video: youtube.com/watch?v=qiUeZLqw…
ALT The team at Clínica Universidad de Navarra discussing the use of AI in evidence.