Valuable commentary: Tools for assessing the methodological limitations of a QES—a short note https://t.co/3XgN8wruyJ. In the bad old days authors would have developed a 4th tool on the back of an envelope during their lunchbreak! Thankfully they now just recommend a process!
We're delighted to announce a new @cochranetrain Interactive Learning module 12 on "Introduction to qualitative evidence synthesis"💻 teaching you how to systematically combine & analyse evidence from individual qualitative studies
➡️ Read more here! https://t.co/D9QFS6k6fW
A learning health system is a community of stakeholders who have developed the ability to learn from the routine care they deliver and to improve as a result.
What steps can providers take to implement one?
Our graphic explores this in more detail ⬇️
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We know what we need to do to improve health and reduce inequalities, now we need politicians to act
In this election year, politicians must put health at the heart of all policies and give us hope for a better future @MichaelMarmot@marmotihe https://t.co/91o7XlHwG2
Open letter in @BMJ_latest to UK party leaders by @MichaelMarmot says not only is health the foremost concern of individuals, communities and businesses, health is also an indicator of how well a nation is performing https://t.co/f1sOQGHer4
The situation in the UK is deeply concerning. Health is declining and health inequalities are widening. This is not the case with other European countries. The UK's rankings have gone down since 2014. What a tragic waste of lives @ucl@bmj_latest
Confused by ontology & epistemology? A short guide to help you navigate this aspect of research design + a simple framework to demystify the different philosophical positions >> https://t.co/jSRlQOxtv7 by @TomFryer4 #phdchat#phdadvice#phdforum#phdlife#ecrchat#acwri