#WorldEBHCDay raises awareness of the need for better evidence to inform healthcare policy, practice & decision-making to improve health outcomes globally.
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Read #WorldEBHCDay blog by Prof Lisa Whitehead @EdithCowanUni, et al. As AI transforms healthcare, equity-focused governance, transparent evaluation & systematic evidence synthesis are essential to prevent bias, ensure fairness & reduce health disparities. worldebhcday.org/blog/2026/s…
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Visit our #WorldEBHCDay photo gallery & share photos of your celebrations! Together, let’s highlight the importance of keeping people at the centre of AI in healthcare. See how people around the world are celebrating in 2026: worldebhcday.org/photo-galle…
Voices from around the world have contributed insights and experiences to #WorldEBHCDay 2026!
Explore blogs sharing diverse perspectives on how AI can strengthen trust, equity and rigour while keeping people at the centre.
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Thank you to our global #EvidenceAmbassadors for sharing valuable insights and amplifying the #WorldEBHCDay 2026 theme, ‘Evidence and AI: People at the Centre’. Explore their contributions and share what inspires you! 👏
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🌍 #WorldEBHCDay thanks Ovid for its generous support as a sponsor of the 2026 campaign. Ovid is a leading medical research platform that brings together full-text journals, eBooks, databases & workflow tools in one integrated solution: wolterskluwer.com/en-au/solu… @ovid_wkhealth
World EBHC Day extends its gratitude to the dedicated #WorldEBHCDay Steering Committee whose time & commitment have been instrumental in the conceptualisation, implementation & success of the 2026 campaign. Learn more 👇
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🌍 #WorldEBHCDay thanks our peer reviewers for the time, expertise & care they bring to reviewing our 2026 campaign blogs. Your dedication helps ensure the quality of every blog we publish, and we’re grateful for your contribution! Explore the blogs: worldebhcday.org/blog
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#WorldEBHCDay thanks the organising partners for their work & dedication in bringing #WorldEBHCDay 2026 to you.
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Have a good read
How is AI shaping physiotherapy in Ghana?
In a #WorldEBHCDay blog, Ghanaian physiotherapists share how AI supports clinical decisions while raising concerns about accuracy, privacy and responsible use.
Explore their insights 👉 worldebhcday.org/blog/2026/a…
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The conversation has started on #AI in #Physiotherapy on the #Ghana front, real voices from the clinic amplified in this @WorldEBHCDay blog. Do take a read.
@WorldPhysio1951, @CochraneRehab, @GPA_GhanaPhysio, @Africa_evidence @EBPgroup_GPA
#WorldEBHCDay #EBPinPhysio
How is AI shaping physiotherapy in Ghana?
In a #WorldEBHCDay blog, Ghanaian physiotherapists share how AI supports clinical decisions while raising concerns about accuracy, privacy and responsible use.
Explore their insights 👉 worldebhcday.org/blog/2026/a…
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AI in healthcare: Learning from clinicians in Ghana 🇬🇭
How is AI shaping everyday clinical practice, and what does responsible use look like in African healthcare settings?
A @WorldEBHCDay blog shares the experiences of five physiotherapists practising in Ghana. Their accounts describe using AI to explore clinical possibilities, prepare patient information and support documentation, while raising concerns about inaccurate outputs, unreliable references, confidentiality and overreliance.
For #AENmembers, these reflections highlight the importance of checking information, understanding local contexts and developing the skills to question AI-generated responses. They also show how AI can influence patients’ expectations and the trust underpinning clinical conversations.
The authors call for practical training and locally relevant guidance, with clinicians remaining accountable for decisions made with AI support.
As Africa’s evidence community explores these tools, how can we support their responsible use while keeping people, reliable evidence and professional judgement at the centre?
🔗Read more: worldebhcday.org/blog/2026/a…
#AfricaLovesEvidence #EvidenceUse #ResponsibleAI #WorldEBHCDay
The conversation has started on #AI in #Physiotherapy on the #Ghana front, real voices from the clinic amplified in this @WorldEBHCDay blog. Do take a read.
@WorldPhysio1951, @CochraneRehab, @GPA_GhanaPhysio, @Africa_evidence @EBPgroup_GPA
#WorldEBHCDay #EBPinPhysio
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#Advancing evidence-based #healthcare in 🇵🇰. Professor Nusrat Husain and Prof. Mowadat Rana met with #Cochrane Pakistan team to discuss the way forward. @PakistanPill looks forward to collaborating with Cochrane #Pakistan to turn #evidence into #impact.
Happy @WorldEBHCDay.
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Het is World Evidence-Based Healthcare Day @WorldEBHCDay. Op deze dag wordt aandacht gevraagd voor het belang van 'evidence-based' onderzoek in de gezondheidszorg en - mede dankzij @Cochrane_FA - doet eerste hulp er ook echt toe in dit veld! #EHBO #EBHC @RodeKruis
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On #WorldEBHCDay, we celebrate the power of research in healthcare decisions. ASHT is committed to supporting researchers, academics, clinicians and all who drive better care and outcomes worldwide. 🌍📚
@WorldEBHCDay @JBIEBHC
For #WorldEBHCDay, we at JBI share an editorial on AI’s benefits and pitfalls in publishing, emphasising trust and human oversight.
📸 Meet the team behind it (L–R): Tara Crandon, Mara Lambert, Melanie Dankel and Hien Ho.
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ALT Four members of the JBI Evidence Synthesis editorial team stand together in an office, smiling at the camera and wearing black World Evidence-Based Healthcare Day T-shirts with blue “ebhc” lettering. From left to right: Tara Crandon, Mara Lambert, Melanie Dankel and Hien Ho. The team contributed to a #WorldEBHCDay editorial exploring the benefits and pitfalls of AI in publishing, emphasising trust and human oversight.
Can an algorithm really help us feel better❓
Dr Vineetha K, A/Prof at the Amrita School of Dentistry & Deputy Director of the JBI Amrita Centre, explores what the evidence says about AI, therapy, & its users. ⬇️
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AI can speed up systematic reviews, but human judgement remains essential for finding evidence, checking data, assessing certainty & making trustworthy decisions. Read #WorldEBHCDay blog by Dr Hanieh salehi-Pourmehr, Tabriz University of Medical Sciences:
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Read the #WorldEBHCDay blog by Noosheen Tahmasebi from the University of Freiburg, Germany. The blog discusses the CESAR project which evaluates whether AI tools can make systematic reviews faster without compromising reliability: worldebhcday.org/blog/2026/f…
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Hear from the World Evidence-based Healthcare Day Steering Committee, and others around the world about why evidence-based healthcare and #WorldEBHCDay is so important.
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Evidence doesn't implement itself!
In her #WorldEBHCDay blog, Mariana Zazu explains why AI cannot replace professional judgement, teamwork and patient involvement in improving healthcare.
👉 worldebhcday.org/blog/2026/b…
