📢 My book, Beyond Belief: How Evidence Shows What Really Works, is out 28th April. 🚨🚨
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Health misinformation is one of the biggest challenges of our time – shaping public trust, influencing policy, & impacting lives. @lavisjn.bsky.social and Gillian Earle weigh in on how @McMasterU can lead the way in shaping health information for the public good healthsci.mcmaster.ca/fly-on-the-w...
Accelerating Inclusive Social Development through AI-enabled Evidence and Evaluation Synthesis - Solution Session to the 2nd World Summit for Social Development
How can AI-powered evidence synthesis accelerate inclusive social development? Register for this virtual Solutions Session at the Second World Summit for Social Development events.teams.microsoft.com/event/69ac2a...
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@lavisjn.bsky.social, Director of the McMaster Health Forum, shares some key insights from the Evidence Synthesis Infrastructure Collaborative’s Cape Town consensus meeting youtu.be/NaTzlGA_l6I
What is the Evidence Synthesis Infrastructure Collaborative and what does it hope to achieve? @lavisjn.bsky.social provides an overview of the initiative youtu.be/BEIJn2ZUpZI
Diverse perspectives strengthen evidence synthesis. Evidence Synthesis Infrastructure Collaborative. Supported by Wellcome
Update: 200+ participants are in Cape Town for the #ESIC Consensus Meeting on Transforming Evidence Synthesis to Improve Lives. For 3 days participants representing diverse geographies, sectors & interests are stress testing & refining the ESIC roadmap & using the meeting as a springboard for action
Just published - updated guidance and recommendations for the responsible use of AI in evidence synthesis (RAISE): osf.io/fwaud/
We're doing a webinar on this in about an hour!
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Wilton Park dialogue on artificial intelligence (AI) and knowledge management in evaluation synthesis
Forum Director @lavisjn.bsky.social recently participated in a @wiltonpark.bsky.social dialogue on AI & knowledge management in evaluation synthesis organized in partnership with Global Affairs Canada & the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office newsletters.cubiclefugitive.com/t/y-A6CF09D4...
The Global Evidence Commission has served its purpose in a number of ways, says @lavisjn.bsky.social youtu.be/UC5Urp9Eauc
Our Update 2025 report is now available and Evidence Commission co-lead @lavisjn.bsky.social shared some key reflections youtu.be/Mm-55r1v4BE
Screenshot of title banner for article published in jBI Evidence Implementation: SHOW ME the evidence: Features of an approach to reliably deliver research evidence to those who need it. Lavis, John N.; Grimshaw, Jeremy M.; Stewart, Ruth; Elliott, Julian; Moy, Will; Meerpohl, Joerg J. JBI Evidence Implementation 23(1):p 131-137, January 2025
@lavisjn.bsky.social of @mcmasterforum.bsky.social
outlines features of the 'SHOW ME the evidence’ approach for reliably delivering research evidence to those who need it: journals.lww.com/ijebh/fullte...
#EvidenceSynthesis
The first consultation for the Evidence Synthesis Infrastructure Collaborative is now live. If you're interested in the future shape of global evidence synthesis do take a look and have your say!
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Webinar series on advancing evidence-informed policy-making for impact: innovations in evidence synthesis, guideline programmes, science ecosystem, and global initiatives
1s session, 12Feb 1200 EET, led by Karla Soares-Weiser, Cochrane Editor-In-Chief.
Zoom Link: lnkd.in/dtCY2ReN
"The SHOW ME the evidence features are really about articulating what we want the future to look like," said @lavisjn.bsky.social, Global Evidence Commission co-lead. Learn more >> www.mcmasterforum.org/networks/evi...
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In 2025, we look forward to continuing our work to support health and social systems, and those supporting evidence-informed policymaking, in Ontario, across Canada, and around the globe newsletters.cubiclefugitive.com/t/y-BEBEA080...
The ‘SHOW ME the evidence’ consensus is now available in seven languages and has been co-published in five leading journals.
"We now need groups to start to take the actions necessary to make this vision a reality," says @lavisjn.bsky.social
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