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Early diagnosis is not always an unmitigated good, we need to make it useful for patients and clinicians | The BMJ
What is “success” when applied to “early diagnosis” to ensure that technologies are brought to market in ways that are beneficial to patient medicine.st-andrews.ac.uk/mackenzie/conf…

Avoiding the truth over Primodos and birth defect link shorturl.at/pBS37
'a clear association with all congenital malformations'

Are you interested in how health behaviour changes influence policy and practice? Then find out about our Health Behaviour Change course . Read ‘The precarity of health policy’, a blog which examines policies around tobacco use and links to the course:
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Are you an existing EBHC MSc or DPhil student? Sign up for our Free Student Skills Workshops week at Green Templeton 9 – 13 Sept 2024. Join fellow students, supervisors & leading experts . Network, share experiences & explore opportunities. Find out more: bit.ly/3TZyzHM

Qualitative research can be used to provide rich, nuanced understandings of complex phenomena in health care, but has often been unfairly criticised. Part of the Practice of Evidence-Based Health Care course, this talk will dispel common myths around it: bit.ly/4cUBkCy

Evidence based early diagnosis 29-31 May 2024 intends to create a normative, evidence-driven pathway along which new diagnostic technologies should travel.

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This Thursday 11 April, join CEBM at Kellogg to launch a new three-year programme funded by the McCall MacBain Foundation Foundation:

The Pandemic EVIDENCE Collaboration

Find out more and book here: kellogg.ox.ac.uk/events/the-pan…

Join us Kellogg College, University of Oxford 11 Apr to launch The Pandemic EVIDENCE Collaboration. Identifying, developing & implementing strategies to generate high-quality evidence for non-pharmacological interventions during pandemics that inform policy & care decisions shorturl.at/auQY8

Join CEBM and the GLAM team for a cuppa, and some cake!

We'll be using a hands-on approach to explore how cultural spaces can help people thrive through socially prescribed creative activities.

📅 Fri 12 April
⏱️ 2.30-4.30pm

Get your tickets
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A fantastic mix of presentations at the OxPrimaryCareSci conference today - a valuable opportunity for everyone in our department to come together, showcase our best work, and explore the connections between various groups and themes.

Interested in studying for a DPhil in Primary Care Health Sciences?
We have two funded graduate research projects open to applications until Wednesday 1 May.

More details are available here, in the funded projects section: phc.ox.ac.uk/study/dphil/gr…

What is the future of phenomenology and qualitative research? Anthony Vincent Fernandez, University of Southern Denmark, will consider this question on 17 April, 5pm, Rewley House, Oxford. Part of Advanced Qualitative Research Methods on MSc in EBHC. Info: ow.ly/MO9z50QYJZ6