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What do aeroplanes have to do with healthcare? We explain in our blog post on our latest HSDR review:
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. @James_M_Thomas gives a whistle stop tour of the possible risks of NOT using AI to conduct evidence synthesis AND the risks of doing so, and describes the people, roles and organisations needed to make sure this happens ethically #GES2024
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The 'SHOW ME the evidence' features (preprint) is now available in English, French and Spanish - and will soon be available in Arabic, Chinese and Portuguese mcmasterforum.org/networks/e…
#GES2024
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Check out my poster #GES2024 ‘Collaborative efforts leading research routes to impact’ Poster no 113 Poster Session 2: 11 September 12.30-2.00
@MCPCRCCardiff @EmilyHarrop10
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Finding all the posters a bit much... check this one out... not too many words, no statistics, important messages! #GES2024 @Peninsula_ARC @ExeterMed
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Exciting times - as we welcome the fabulous @James_M_Thomas to @uniofexeHLS to talk AI and evidence synthesis!
Data-sharing between health and social care is essential to provide integrated care for older people - how can we make sure it happens?
Check our blog for findings from our new report: siftingsensemaking.wordpress…
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“If we shouldn’t use Impact Factors, what should we use instead?”
Today, DORA is releasing new guidance on research indicators, including Journal Impact Factor, citations, h-index, altmetrics, and more. 🧵1/3
bit.ly/DORAindicators
ALT Screenshot of the first page of the DORA guidance on the responsible use of quantitative indicators in research assessment
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Since @GlobalHealthBMJ doesn't want the world to hear about Global Health's silence during genocide, we will bring it directly to the people. We do not deserve to be called "Global Health" in the face of genocide. A short thread below 🧵
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Last May bank holiday, whilst on a fossil walk with warden Ali, Sylvan from the Netherlands found a large block with a fossil fish (Dapedium) inside... 1 year later he has had it prepared and here it is!
Before and after photos in the comments!
#fossilfinds
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This is very sad news. I have warm memories of Ray’s encouragement to me personally and reflecting on what a brilliant role model and leader he was in health services research
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😎 Summer internship opportunity... supporting co-production research on the Managing ADHD in #PrimaryCare study @UoEAPEx @ChYMe_Exe
🌞bit.ly/MAP_ADHD
@TNewloveDelgado @farazhmughal @DrJaneRSmith – at Chagford, England
University of Exeter APEx are offering three potential projects for the SPCR Summer Internship Programme : spcr.nihr.ac.uk/career-devel…
@UoEAPEx, @uniofexeHLS, @ExeterMed
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Come join us: We are seeking 2 #systematicreviewers to do a mixed methods synthesis of education & information interventions for people living with early stage #CKD working with the UK glitterati of CKD - based at @SalfordUni
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New blog post! With the news that our latest report has been accepted for publication, we've explained how our review question came from a @LindAlliance prioritisation exercise
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As is usual at about this time we have a song to share...
Sending festive wishes to #systematicreview- ers and #informationspecialists across the land!
@CochraneUK @cochranecollab @CampbellReviews @ECEHH @3ieNews @EvidenceComm
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We wrote about green social prescribing for the (Christmas!) @bmj_latest (led by @Ruth_Garside )
"...link workers and providers of activities require reliable investment and support to ensure that green social prescribing reaches its potential."
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New publication! Our report on our evidence and gap map on remote monitoring for long-term physical health conditions is now available in the NIHR Journals Library: journalslibrary.nihr.ac.uk/h…
We've summarised the main findings in a blog post:
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