2024更新版报告现已提供中文版本| Update 2024 is now available in Chinese ow.ly/1sfE50RoqjB

An ultra-rapid evidence support unit works at the same speed as policy processes, supplying evidence, in its many forms, within days to at most weeks. Read more in this AcademyHealth blog post by Global Commission on Evidence co-leads John N. Lavis & Jeremy Grimshaw ow.ly/GYWa50R8mOX

As part of our Update 2024 launch webinar, Will Moy (CEO, The Campbell Collaboration) shared insights on ways that he sees momentum building to enhance the global evidence architecture youtu.be/SQQSZ2qGGw8

#INGSA2024 will delve into Qs surrounding the development and reception of a more interconnected approach to science advice. We encourage you to take part & help give greater attention to the systematic use of evidence as we called for in our report ingsa2024.com

Welcome to new members of our Implementation Council: Centre for Clinical Epidemiology and Evaluation - VCH Research Institute, EQUATOR Network, EBTC, The Global SDG Synthesis Coalition, Health Evidence Synthesis. Read more in our latest newsletter ow.ly/UvgY50R6tv7

Given the proliferation of #ClimateChange research, this area is particularly ripe for more evidence syntheses, and the research community has recently started to embrace this approach. Read more this article by Jenn Thornhill Verma & Kerry Waddell ow.ly/vINw50R8t0G J-Source

As part of our Update 2024 launch webinar, John N. Lavis (Co-Lead Global Commission on Evidence) shared insights on the building momentum to better use evidence to address societal challenges
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Evidence syntheses aggregate scientific studies on climate change in the rapidly growing field so reporters can bring more context and understanding to their reporting. Read more this article by Jenn Thornhill Verma & Kerry Waddell ow.ly/EXsa50R8ryJ J-Source

The importance of robust knowledge in policymaking is more pronounced than ever. We encourage you to take part in #INGSA2024 & help to give greater attention to the systematic and transparent use of evidence as we called for in our report and Update 2024 ow.ly/sIMa50R6wsL

Why wait for disasters to strike to draw on research evidence? We need to strengthen the evidence-support system by taking stock of what we already have and building on these strengths, write John N. Lavis & Kerry Waddell. John N. Lavis #cdnpoli

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Welcome to new members of our Implementation Council: AcademyHealth, Africa Center for Systematic Reviews and Knowledge Translation - Makerere University, Alliance for Living Evidence (Alive), AUGUST - Aarhus University, CAMARADES & more. Read more in our latest newsletter ow.ly/35F950R6t7j

In the past three years, we’ve seen remarkable efforts to better meet decision makers’ demands for the best evidence under tight timelines. Read more in this AcademyHealth blog post by Global Commission on Evidence secretariat co-leads John N. Lavis & Jeremy Grimshaw ow.ly/NpOC50R8mGU

As part of our Update 2024 launch webinar, Will Moy (CEO, The Campbell Collaboration) shared insights on ways that he sees momentum building to enhance the global evidence architecture youtu.be/_blaVC4GCBY

As part of our Update 2024 launch webinar, Julian Elliott (Secretary, Executive Committee, Alliance for Living Evidence (Alive) and Founder, Future Evidence Foundation) shared insights on ways that he sees momentum building to enhance the global evidence architecture.
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#INGSA2024 is taking place in Kigali from 1-2 May. We encourage you to take part and call for science-advisory mechanisms to give greater attention to the systematic and transparent use of evidence as we called for in the Global Evidence Commission report ow.ly/o1kn50R6wmm

As part of our Update 2024 launch webinar, Kerry Albright (Deputy Director/Principal Adviser, UNICEF Evaluation, co-lead of the The Global SDG Synthesis Coalition) shared insights on ways that he sees momentum building to enhance the global evidence architecture. youtu.be/_LwpqKb6nAQ

Perhaps societies should invest in #LivingSystematicReviews if we want to support evidence informed decision making across all sectors. Would cost a small fraction (rounding error) on global R&D budget). Avoid path dependency - change the system Global Commission on Evidence

Old approaches to informing decision-makers with health system evidence have often moved too slowly and presented a single form of evidence. Read more in this AcademyHealth blog post by Global Commission on Evidence secretariat co-leads John N. Lavis & Jeremy Grimshaw ow.ly/TGf950R8mux

As part of our Update 2024 launch webinar, Will Moy (CEO, The Campbell Collaboration) shared that he was inspired to join the Campbell Collaboration by the work of the Global Evidence youtu.be/dVPdnnBa3UQ

Where are the current gaps in global evidence? David Halpern CBE (President and Founding Director of the The Behavioural Insights Team) shared insights youtu.be/MLDkAGYKQC8