It is clear that academic dissemination has a system of checks and balances which authors
may experience as barriers. We all want to be sure that scientific information disseminated in …

The question of what research component should be incorporated in medical and health
science curricula is still contested. In the past few decades, there has been a trend of …

Evidence synthesis is a powerful research process that allows researchers to combine and
analyse all relevant data from multiple studies and draw conclusions based on the most up …

Background: Health promotion programmes in maternal health are increasingly reaching out
to men as partners, husbands and community leaders in a bid to improve womens uptake of …

Evidence-based health care has undergone a revolution over two decades. Several global
organizations produce, support and use evidence synthesis, including: the Cochrane …

Paudel D 1 evidence relevant to that question in order to answer it.(1) The purpose of a
systematic review is to sum up the best available research on a specific question. This is …

The authors highlights that Patient and Public Involvement/Engagement (PPI/E) in public
health research and Health Technology Assessment (HTA) in has significantly increased …

Looking forward to our annual Systematic Review Masterclass at Bournemouth University
which will be starting tomorrow February 14th. This year for the first time we have renamed it …

The aim of the workshop was to bring together a group of practitioners and academics with
particular experience of working with conflict and trauma within the fields of psychology …

An updated Code of Conduct for the application of data-driven technologies in the NHS was
published on Tuesday of this week–the code 'sets out what the NHS expects from …