Methods in Evidence Synthesis Sharing methods; Bridging the gap between developers and reviewers Messing about; Eating cake. ‘Likes’ might be bookmarks.
The University of Bristol
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#systematicreviews #systematic @cochranecollab #evidencesynthesis am thinking of moving to Bluesky.. who is there and what are your handles? The algorithm on here shows not many from systematic reviewers or methodologists
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People living with serious life limiting illness, their support networks and health and social care professionals involved in their care, are invited to share their priorities for future research into palliative care.
Share your views:
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Essential reading! How to avoid being duped by predatory journals .. bmj.com/content/384/bmj.q452
MetaPairwise is now available in Beta form from @ESG_CRSU I think it will be hugely useful for systematic reviewers. Thank you to @ajs22Alex and the team of researchers who presented their awesome apps to us at the MESS last week.. MetaPairwise (shinyapps.io)
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Learning about the usability and power of @Meta_Reviewer in our webinar @tweettheMESS with @jrpolanin and it was super interesting - will definitely be looking to use for future projects #systematicreviews
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Emerging synthesis methods, such as scoping reviews, mapping reviews, & evidence & gap maps, have been proposed as alternative approaches to synthesis within the research ecosystem. Learn more about Big Picture Reviews in the #JBILIVE webinar. ow.ly/P8FL50PJVSs #JBIEBHC
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🔥The rapid-fire methodology session by @lucylizarondo20 is one of the 7 rapid-fire sessions at JBI iGNITE you will not want to miss!
Meet the methodologists and connect with like-minded peers in Adelaide at #JBIiGNITE
See the full program: jbi.global/jbi-ignite/progra…
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The importance of images shared with evidence for health decision making. Can build or undermine trust. Powerful presentation from @SarahChapman30 @KMorley9 and Selina Ryan-Vig uk.cochrane.org/choosing-ima… #CochraneLondon
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How often do Cochrane review authors consider core outcome sets (COS) when they are available?
@saldanha_ian found that out of 294 reviews 37 used all or some of the identified COS and an overwhelming 101 reviews that have a COS available did not use them.
#CochraneLondon 2023
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Why Cochrane...? Well, because of this man and this book... @iainchalmersTTi #CochraneLondon
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Including #cluster RCTs in your systematic review? Take a look at the new tutorial published by @MartyChaplin including a micro learning module with @cochranetrain @cochranemthds
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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“Race is not real but racism is & has a devastating impact on health.” @jvolmink #CochraneLondon
ALT Jimmy Volmink
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@jpardopardo presenting on the equity framework developed by @CochraneEquity thematic group to inform equity considerations in our @CIHR_IRSC cannabis for medical purposes and chronic pain guideline effort. @mcmasternpc @MGD_CMCR #CochraneLondon 2023
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Scoping review? Mapping review? Evidence gap map? Something else? With 48 types of reviews available, it’s not always easy to know which you need. The whatreviewisrightforyou.know… tool may help @FionaBell19 #cochranelondon
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Unashamed about how excited I am today from the @cochranemthds Symposium at #CochraneLondon! 3 hours of data & equity, who wouldn’t be?! And that speaker line up 🤯 👌methods.cochrane.org/2023-co…
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In draft form now but excited to see the recommendations from this project from @shauntreweek @Bruhn_Hanne on standards for describing equity in systemic reviews 🫶 @vawelch shares key projects on equity across the research ecosystem at @cochranemthds Symposium #CochraneLondon
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We need to get much better at adding clear information to evidence map outputs says @FionaBell19 #CochraneLondon
