A great start to the Global Evidence Summit #GES2024 opening plenary. Jeremy Farrar

1/6 people live in conflicts areas globally. In Lebanon 70% of people are in poverty, and access to clean water (and other core #SDGs) what goes wrong with development funding? #GES2024

North ➡️ South funding lacks acknowledgment of critical issues of context. Participatory ‘bottom up’ approaches frequently lack real engagement, and need local political commitment. Humanitarian crisis aid is short term & suffers misallocation of funds and corruption #GES2024

And recognising the promise of sandwiching communities between science and local authorities #GES2024

Peer review - what is it good for? #GES2024

What role might evidence synthesis have in improving the evidence ecosystem? #GES2024

We need to make better use of technology so that we have an accurate and efficient evidence ecosystem - James Thomas at #GES2024

Dr. James Thomas at #GES2024 #Plenary2: we need to make better use of #AI in evidence synthesis. BUT guidelines need to be developed on the ethical use of AI. #K2P GESummit Faculty of Health Sciences at AUB American University of Beirut

Evidence synthesis methodologists need to know how to contribute to building a robust evidence base that supports the responsible use of AI in evidence synthesis - James Thomas at #GES2024

. James 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

Finding all the posters a bit much... check this one out... not too many words, no statistics, important messages! #GES2024 PenARC (NIHR ARC South West Peninsula) Exeter Med School

And if you aren't at #GES2024 and/or can make the poster session we have a fab animation made by the talented team PenARC (NIHR ARC South West Peninsula) National Institute for Health and Care Research youtu.be/dkj4EEPSf20?si…

Check out my poster #GES2024 ‘Collaborative efforts leading research routes to impact’ Poster no 113 Poster Session 2: 11 September 12.30-2.00 Marie Curie Research Centre, Cardiff Emily Harrop

Interested in maximising understanding from quantitative AND qualitative research in systematic reviews and evidence synthesis? Join our mixed methods training in Exeter Jan 2025 #GES2024 exeter.ac.uk/faculties/hls/…

Mixed methods systematic review course - early bird rate now available! #GES2024

One of the lovely things that happened at #GES2024 was that we had a chance to acknowledge 35 extraordinary years of Jeremy Grimshaw's commitment to this global movement. People stood up and gave him a standing ovation, and it was just absolutely lovely to see 🧵4/7

#GES2024 Thank you Miloslav Klugar & team for an amazing week in beautiful Prague - the science and the networking were fabulous... but nothing can top the gala dinner - just wow! Like a land at the top of The Faraway Tree - beautiful food, stunning venue and so much fun!

Feeling a bit low now that #GES2024 is over... interested in learning more about mixed methods systematic reviews and synthesis - come along to our training course in Exeter Jan 2025, early 🐦‍⬛ rate available! Ruth Garside 🇪🇺 💙🌻 Med CPD @ University of Exeter exeter.ac.uk/faculties/hls/…

Next month’s #ISPOREurope 2024 conference will feature plenary sessions focused on the EU HTAR, #patient access & bridging evidence gaps. Be there for these thought-provoking discussions led by acclaimed experts. View the program & join us! ow.ly/TF8H50TEhww #HEOR

We can now share the wonderful infographics describing the results of our recent green social prescribing evaluation, including this one for decision makers. All the details on the link below… Ruth Garside 🇪🇺 💙🌻 @HarrietAHunt Scriberia Ltd beyondgreenspace.net/green-social-p…