Hello from the UCL LACES team! We use our diverse range of experience to deliver high quality #evidencesyntheses for UK decision makers. #Coproduction is at the heart of our work to ensure that all relevant voices are heard. @EPPICentre@UCL_CoPro@UCL_PCPH
Join our @EPPICentre fully online, self-paced Systematic Review Synthesis Methods course, starting 8 Jan. More info and booking at https://t.co/1PPnsEjFFf
Join us on Wednesday 10th May (tomorrow!) at 4pm (BST) to find out more about the results of a public engagement project that explored what people want to know before deciding to trust Artificial Intelligence
Sign up here: https://t.co/KG9cxmgXN5
#systematicreview Synthesis Methods online short course by @EPPICentre starts 20 Feb. Self-paced. Covers quant, qual, & mixed methods synthesis. Book now at https://t.co/hluntE0xC2. @UCLSocRes@ucl
The 2023 Evidence Synthesis and Meta-Analysis in R Conference (#ESMARConf2023) will take place March 27-31. The conference is free. Details here: https://t.co/0y2nccUMtx. On March 24th, I will give a free pre-conference workshop on meta-analysis with R: https://t.co/RfqTAf4Sj7
What are young people’s experience of online eating disorder content? Our new review found that online communities can offer refuge for some but can also trigger harmful behaviour → https://t.co/Y5hRxVj5Gi with @crd_york@LSHTM@IOE_London @NIHREvidence @DHSCgovuk @Louca_Mai etc
Your new year's resolution sorted: learn more about #evidence#synthesis methods in our fully online short course! Starts 9 Jan. https://t.co/hluntE0xC2 @EPPICentre@IOE_London
The purpose of research is to inform policy and practice, write @vawelch and @HowardNWhite in this editorial for our #OpenAccess journal. How have we been working to increase the policy uptake of evidence from Campbell reviews? Read on.
https://t.co/irdaRRzS95
FAO #PublicHealth policymakers and professionals: How can we help make global PH research evidence more relevant to local settings? We value your views & experience. Join our online workshop next Friday 14 Jan https://t.co/QaPf34jY7B. #CoProduction with the wonderful @UCL_CoPro
Can global public health evidence speak to local settings? Policymakers and public health services advisors/directors/professionals: we need your feedback on new methods! Online workshop 14 Jan https://t.co/NLo2n64Rj5. @UCLSocRes@EPPICentre
Tomorrow's free webinar will include:
➡️Examples of evidence gap maps
➡️How to design coding tools within @EPPIReviewer for a map
➡️How to generate a map using EPPI-Mapper
➡️Intro to the new EPPI-Visualiser tool
Register here: https://t.co/VM9gNMNwYI
@IOE_London@EPPICentre
Unsure of the best approach to synthesise your complex data? Maybe you need a different #synthesis method! @EPPICentre course starts Jan 2021 https://t.co/BxfcC8TVhp
@HowardNWhite Sorry, only just saw this! We will add possible link to GDP to list for v.2, plus others that have emerged. There are some +ve effects in the model already (e.g., "Improved parent-child relationships"), & many effects are presented neutrally because direction not known or varies
There's more than one way to co-create! Face 2 face workshops or video call are NOT the only options. Join us in co-creating our new name and identity ➡️ https://t.co/FFDgI8Ed7B We really want to know what you think of the first draft designs - thank you! #CoCreatingChange
Join @Ruth_Garside Co-chair of the Campbell Methods Group and @HowardNWhite CEO for this #WorldEBHCDay webinar on qualitative evidence synthesis: https://t.co/Bpo89z426f
Adapting to the new normal or feeling overwhelmed? Make sure LGBTQ+ experiences of #COVID19 are represented! Let us know how you've been doing during the pandemic, the lockdown and its aftermath here: https://t.co/jTxQcBtdoQ The #Queerantine survey is still open! #LGBTQIA 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈👍