The Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine in Oxford develops, promotes and disseminates better evidence for healthcare.
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Thinking about professional development this year? NHS employees may be eligible for a 20% fee reduction through our NHS Bursaries on courses including:
🧠 Health Behaviour Change
💷 Economics of Health Care
...and more!
View available courses and apply: https://t.co/pVz229RtVV
Next month we’re running the Teaching Evidence-Based Practice (TEBP) short course between 14-18 September 2026.
Dr Nicholas Jones blog, shares how the TEBP course enhanced his teaching approach and skills in evidence-based medicine.
Read more: https://t.co/HLjWK1LQNC
What's it like to take Oxford's Health Behaviour Change short course?
Dr Alexandra Caulfield shares how the course has influenced her approach to primary care, from understanding patients' behaviours to supporting lasting change.
Read her blog: https://t.co/wcdQjEDZwR
What happens when patients, clinicians, researchers and policymakers come together to tackle primary care's workforce challenges?
Jordan Gorenberg reflects on the NIHR funded MoRRE study's World Cafe event and the future of new roles in primary care. ⬇️
https://t.co/OuqRiIQeUp
Are you an NHS employee looking to grow your research or evidence-based practice skills?
Our NHS Short Course Bursaries offer a 20% fee reduction on selected short courses, including Health Behaviour Change, Economics of Health Care and more!
Learn more: https://t.co/pVz229RtVV
Our next Teaching Evidence-Based Practice short course will run between 14-18 September 2026.
Dr Angela DiFeng Wu reflects how the course has lead her to 'feel more equipped to create a more dynamic and engaging learning experience'.
Read her blog: https://t.co/6AVAOcL3mV
Is perfect the enemy of good enough when changing our health behaviours?
Ahead of our Health Behaviour Change short course (2-6 Nov), revisit this blog by Nicola Lindson on why incremental change may be more effective than an 'all or nothing' approach.
https://t.co/HZueuw4NxQ
🚨 Applications are closing soon for our PGCert in Health Research.
🎓✨To be considered for study starting Autumn 2026, apply by Friday 24 July.
🔗Find out more about the programme here: https://t.co/yMmb30jnVo
Happy 78th birthday to the @NHS ! 🎂
We're pleased to offer NHS Bursaries, giving NHS employees a 20% fee reduction on select Evidence-Based Health Care short courses. Places are limited & allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Find out more: https://t.co/pVz229RtVV
The Glastonbury of Evidence-Based Medicine, aka EBMLive, took place last week with a mission to offer a platform that encouraged debate and learning on the current status and future directions of EBM.
Was this mission accomplished?
Find out here: https://t.co/MQv7ETi6M5
🚨 Final application deadline approaching soon.
The final deadline for the majority of our Evidence-Based Health Care (EBHC) programmes will be Friday 26 June 2026, for study beginning the autumn of 2026. 🎓✨
🔗Find out more about our programmes here: https://t.co/58aJ0E6yWu
MSc in Evidence-Based Health Care alumna Inge Schabort shares how studying at Oxford alongside a demanding clinical and academic career helped shape her path in evidence-based medicine and medical education.
Read Inge's story: https://t.co/J7bnln8ZdU
Congratulations to Ronald Chow, DPhil candidate in Evidence-Based Health Care, on receiving two awards recognising his research on patient-centred cancer care.
Read more ⬇️
https://t.co/O0QMRPERPO
Our EBHC students enjoyed invaluable opportunities at our first ever Research Week.
Organiser and DPhil student Melanie Golob, reported back on event which was held in Oxford, aiming to bring together students across the EBHC programmes.
Read more here: https://t.co/cgpP0Wqryv
Are you a practitioner or researcher in a health care setting?
Our Evidence-Based Health Care short courses are now open for applications for the 26-27 academic year, providing the skills you need to shape the future of health care.
Learn more: https://t.co/RO6TvQaFG7
‘While I expected to develop new skills, I didn’t anticipate that this experience would reframe how I think about data.’
Evelyn Pyper, DPhil in EBHC student, reflects on how patient interviews prompted her to rethink her relationship to data.
Read more: https://t.co/R9JZRWG5mi
We’re pleased to mark the launch of the Oxford–Egypt EBHC Alliance, a collaboration with New Giza University Hospital, led by @raninsoliman and @dnunan79. The Alliance aims to advance evidence-based healthcare education, research & practice in Egypt.
https://t.co/BFqIGYHpgN
Our new ‘Medical Statistics for Big Data’ short course helps you build practical skills in planning, conducting and interpreting analyses using large-scale electronic health records.
🔔 Apply by 5pm (UK) 19 June
Learn more: https://t.co/Lk453W1bxv
Join us for an inspiriting seminar to celebrate the new Oxford-Egypt Evidence-Based Healthcare (EBHC) Alliance. 🌍🤝
📅 30 April 2026, 5:30 – 7pm
📍 Kellogg College, University of Oxford
🔗 Find out more and register: https://t.co/tmA5yHQGFY
What's it like to balance clinical training with research?
Academic Clinical Fellow Adil Lakha shares how the PGCert in Health Research has strengthened his evidence-based practice and clinical decision-making.
📰 Read more: https://t.co/nwxiCc30IH