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The 10 commandments of Guideline Collaboration are not new ....... Collaborate! Collaborate! Collaborate! Most importantly: How? When? What? with Holger Schünemann Plenary session 1

👋🏽 Are you attending #GIN2023Glasgow? Our team is excited to see you at the workshop on developing #Plain Language #Recommendations Join Ashley Motilall Tamara Lotfi (she/her) Shahab Sayfi on Thursday🤩 HEI GIN Member Holger Schünemann Cochrane Canada

@RobbyNieuwlaat introducing the CAN PCC project at #GIN2023Glasgow 💪 GRADEproGDT eCOVID-19RecMap

Do not miss this workshop during #GIN2023Glasgow ⏰11:30 📍Conference room 6/7 Prioritization, development and evaluation of eCOVID-19RecMap #Plain Language #Recommendations Ashley Motilall Tamara Lotfi (she/her) Shahab Sayfi HEI GIN Member Holger Schünemann Cochrane Canada

A workshop by Ashley Motilall on Plain Language Recommendations. PLRs are a vital element of the eCOVID-19RecMap project which helps deliver knowledge to patients in an easy-to-understand way. PLRs of eCovid are made with GRADEproGDT #GIN2023Glasgow Evidence Prime

Rebecca Morgan #gin2023glasgow GIN Member on collaboration. This group has done a fantastic job putting together resources in the gin collaboration toolkit here: macgrade.mcmaster.ca/resources/gin-…

🤩 How to draft a #Plain Language Recommendation? Hands on session live at #GIN2023Glasgow It is not as easy as it seems, but absolutely important to learn! eCOVID-19RecMap Ashley Motilall Shahab Sayfi Samer Karam Kevin Pottie

Chaired the session on “collaboration around the world” where great colleagues (some missing from photo) presented on their experiences! #PlainLanguageRecommendations #implementation #PatientVersionGuidelines #PatientEngagement #GIN2023Glasgow

📢Just wrapped up an exhilarating presentation by Ariadna Auladell at #GIN2023Glasgow, unveiling a groundbreaking proposal to shape a dynamic Living Evidence reporting model, paving the way to the ultimate Living Evidence Structured Summaries🚀🔝 🤓Stay tuned! #LivingEvidence

Remember expert evidence and the difference between evidence and opinion and how to collect both bmj.com/content/366/bm…

#GRADE Adolopment paper just got accepted. Wonderful work by Tamara Lotfi (she/her) and Miloslav Klugar and a great example of perseverance GRADE Working Group GRADEproGDT Evidence Prime

👏🏽 And that’s a wrap! Lots of knowledge exchange at #Cochrane2023 #GIN2023Glasgow #GRADE with the team HEI‼️ Cochrane Canada Grade centre GRADE Working Group eBASE Africa Evidence Prime U.S. GRADE Network And cheers to seeing friends & colleagues from all around the globe🤩

Research in Progress Rounds. Submit abstracts here: research.stjoes.ca/progress

Hey! Want to know the difference between scoping reviews, mapping reviews and evidence and gap maps. Our webinar is now online! #JBIscoping #JBILive

Join WHO Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean workshops on use of GRADE methods in support of decision-making for health. Mehrnaz Kheirandish, Elie Akl, Claire Glenton, Simon Lewin, CERQual GRADE Working Group Rana Hajjeh First session: Monday 30 Oct 2023. Check the link below: linkedin.com/posts/arash-ra…

Can you help us shape the future of stillbirth research? tinyurl.com/stillbirthrps Please fill in this survey! Health care professionals, researchers, policy makers and bereaved parents are all needed! Kirstin Tindal Stillbirth CRE

Have your say on #PostCovidCondition #GoodPracticeStatements with this survey from Cochrane Canada CanCOVID McMaster Health Sciences Grade centre Of interest to all especially Health Canada and PHAC American Academy of Pediatrics Dr. Lynora Saxinger MD FRCPC Infectious Diseases Canadian Medical Association Dr. Brian Goldman André Picard canpcc.ca/public-comment/

Social determinants of health Progress of the World Report on Social Determinants of Health Equity apps.who.int/gb/ebwha/pdf_f…

Instruments assessing risk of bias in randomised trials have often focused on methodological rigour at the expense of practicability. This new tool allows users to assess risk of bias of RCTs included in systematic reviews in a user friendly way bmj.com/content/388/bm…

Big news for #EBM! Just out in #BMJ, ROBUST-RCT, pristinely developed, innovative, simple, user-friendly instrument for risk of bias assessment in #RCTs far superior to anything before, will become standard outside of Cochrane and in #Cochrane if they let folks use it.