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In this short video, Assoc Prof Edoardo Aromataris explains why systematic reviews are important in evidence-based healthcare.
Learn more about the different types of systematic reviews in the JBI Manual for Evidence Synthesis: https://ow.ly/UJc550V3gTT
#EBHC #JBIMethodology
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📲 Register for the upcoming JBI LIVE Webinar - 𝗘𝗾𝘂𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗶𝗻 𝗤𝘂𝗮𝗹𝗶𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗘𝘃𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗦𝘆𝗻𝘁𝗵𝗲𝘀𝗶𝘀
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🗓️ 23 March 2026
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#JBIEBHC #EBHC
If you'd like to learn about the history of evidence-based research, here's the new article from Hans Lund and Karen Robinson
www.jameslindlibrary.org/articles/his...
@ebrnetwork.bsky.social #EBM #EBHC #EvidenceSynthesis
🔥 #JBIiGNITE is your opportunity to share forward-thinking research on evidence synthesis, AI-assisted, and implementation methodology for #EBHC. Through open dialogue with peers and experts, your ideas will be challenged, strengthened and refined 👉 https://jbi.global/jbi-ignite/posters
Learn about fair tests of treatment through history, in the #TrialsTuesday series from
@jameslindlibrary.bsky.social
#HistoryOfMedicine #EBM #EBHC #RCT
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The #RoB series focuses on assessing risk of bias in JBI systematic reviews of quantitative evidence, covering core concepts, methodological foundations, alignment with international evidence-synthesis standards & practical guidance on using JBI critical appraisal tools.
#EBHC #JBIMethodology
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JBI critical appraisal tools use checklists that are specially tailored to different study designs. Because not all health research questions are about the #effectiveness of an intervention.
Learn more 💡
🔗jbi.global/critical-appraisal-tools
#EBHC #EvidenceSynthesis JBIMethodology
There are many types of systematic reviews beyond reviews of effectiveness. So what are they?
Watch https://youtu.be/GGIMgpmS6o4?si=1_KjsYUXqzQPa8wc
You can also learn more about the different types in the JBI Manual for Evidence Synthesis at synthesismanual.jbi.global
#EBHC #JBIMethodology
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JBI has developed & continuously advances rigorous, transparent evidence synthesis methodologies that integrate diverse forms of evidence (eg quantitative, qualitative, economic and textual) for #EBHC
Find #JBImethodology for robust systematic reviews & scoping reviews at bit.ly/3OMWFqd
JBI’s suite of Critical Appraisal Tools includes 3 separate checklists for systematic reviews of textual evidence:
bit.ly/3ONyxno
#EBHC #JBIMethodology
Screenshot of the “JBI Manual for Evidence Synthesis – 2024 Edition” webpage. A blue header spans the top with the title and a search box; a left sidebar lists sections (Table of Contents, Contributors, and chapters on systematic review methods), while the main panel shows a “Welcome to the new edition…” introduction with paragraphs of text and two small preview images on the right. Text reads: Welcome to the new edition of the JBI Manual for Evidence Synthesis. This manual guides authors who wish to conduct systematic and scoping reviews following JBI methodologies. Each chapter is devoted to the synthesis of different types of evidence to address different types of clinical and policy-related questions. JBI is an international evidence-based healthcare organisation that works with 90+ Universities, Health Facilities and NGOs (known as the JBI Collaboration) worldwide. The organisation focuses on improving health outcomes globally by producing and disseminating research evidence, software, training, resources and publications relating to evidence-based healthcare. JBI and its Collaborating Entities promote and support the synthesis, transfer and implementation of evidence by identifying feasible, appropriate, meaningful and effective healthcare practices to assist in the improvement of healthcare outcomes globally. One of our strengths is in the conduct of systematic reviews that reflect a broad, inclusive approach to evidence and accommodate a range of diverse questions and study designs. The first three editions of the JBI Manual for Evidence Synthesis were published in book format. Since 2017 subsequent editions have been published online. This Manual is presented in an online wiki format to facilitate rapid inclusion of developments and updates to JBI methodologies and methods for evidence synthesis. A PDF version of the JBI Manual for Evidence Synthesis is available to download
JBI’s methodological guidance for scoping reviews and diverse types of systematic reviews is provided in the JBI Manual for Evidence Synthesis: bit.ly/4bnCXtL
The Manual includes links to the 3 external methodologies, and a chapter on methodological considerations.
#JBIMethodology
#EBHC
Methodology Month with JBI logo. The JBI logo is white against a dark blue background. The JBI logo depicts a pebble (‘evidence’) dropping into water, symbolising the ripple effect of positive change driven by evidence. The dark blue background rounded blue banner, set against a dark blue background with shows abstract connected lines and nodes in a lighter shade of blue, and also a deep red. The abstract design represents diverse methodologies grounded in shared principles, forming clear, systematic pathways that guide users step by step to rigorous, transparent, and trustworthy evidence syntheses.
#JBIMethodology Month champions rigorous, diverse methodologies. Because not all healthcare questions are about effectiveness, and different types of evidence need different approaches. Find guidance for conducting robust, trustworthy systematic reviews: synthesismanual.jbi.global
#EBHC
The JBI Model of EBHC is circular representing evidence-based healthcare (EBHC) as a cyclical process. The wedges (Global Health, Evidence Generation, Evidence Synthesis, Evidence Transfer, and Evidence Implementation) provide JBI's conceptualisation of the steps involved in the process of achieving an evidence-based approach to clinical decision-making. Arrows indicate flow can be bi-directional. Outer wedges operationalise the Model's component parts to articulate how they might be actioned in a pragmatic way. At its core is considering feasibility, appropriateness, meaningfulness and effectiveness. This is represented by the words: Feasible, Appropriate, Meaningful, Effective at the centre, or very heart, of the JBI Model of Evidence-based Healthcare.
#JBIMethodology is underpinned by JBI’s unique approach to #EBHC
We consider evidence-based healthcare as decision-making that considers Feasibility, Appropriateness, Meaningfulness as well as Effectiveness of healthcare practices #ThinkFAME
Learn more: jbi.global/jbi-model-of-EBHC
📣March is Methodology Month!
During Methodology Month we highlight the latest developments from JBI's unique methodologies and the free access resources that are available to anyone interested in #EBHC.
👉Make sure you stay tuned into JBI across social media! #JBIMethodology #JBIEBHC
Learn about fair tests of treatment through history, in the #TrialsTuesday series from
@jameslindlibrary.bsky.social
#HistoryOfMedicine #EBM #EBHC #RCT
Learn about fair tests of treatment through history, in the #TrialsTuesday series from @jameslindlibrary.bsky.social
#HistoryOfMedicine #EBM #EBHC #RCT
Cover of JBI's journal, JBI Evidence Synthesis next to text that reads: Call for Methodology Papers. jbievidencesynthesis.com JBI logo
JBI Evidence Synthesis invites submissions for methodology papers. Manuscripts are welcome for original research investigating and/or informing methodological conduct of #EvidenceSyntheses & reporting practices in the field.
Information for authors: https://ow.ly/yXyn50VraWx
#EBHC #EvidenceSynthesis
Whether or not you've read the first two of Robert Matthews' trio of articles on the problematic history of randomised trials, have a look at the third now. It discusses Donald Mainland, Austin Bradford Hill and the future of randomised trials
www.jameslindlibrary.org/articles/the...
#rct #ebhc #ebm
The JBI Model of EBHC is circular representing EBHC as a cyclical process. The wedges (Global Health, Evidence Generation, Evidence Synthesis, Evidence Transfer & Evidence Implementation) provide JBI's conceptualisation of the steps involved in the process of achieving an evidence-based approach to clinical decision-making. Outer wedges operationalise the Model's component parts to articulate how they might be actioned in a pragmatic way. Arrows indicate flow can be bi-directional.
JBI methodology for #EvidenceSynthesis is underpinned by JBI’s unique approach to #EBHC. We consider EBHC as decision-making that considers Feasibility, Appropriateness, Meaningfulness as well as Effectiveness of healthcare practices #ThinkFAME Learn more: https://jbi.global/jbi-model-of-EBHC
Learn about fair tests of treatment through history, in the #TrialsTuesday series from
@jameslindlibrary.bsky.social
#HistoryOfMedicine #EBM #EBHC #RCT
A new editorial highlights 2025 as a year of trusted evidence-based healthcare resources disseminated by JBI Evidence Synthesis, in a year of uncertainty.
Watch the 'editorial in motion': https://ow.ly/x6Hp50XX2EK
#JBIEBHC #EBHC
Learn about fair tests of treatment through history, in the #TrialsTuesday series from
@jameslindlibrary.bsky.social
#HistoryOfMedicine #EBM #EBHC #RCT
#CochraneDaily In 2025, the #CochraneLibrary published 186 new reviews, 50 updated reviews where the conclusions had changed and 56 other updated reviews.
@cochrane.org #EvidenceSynthesis #EBHC #EBM
Cover of JBI's journal, JBI Evidence Synthesis next to text that reads: Call for Methodology Papers. jbievidencesynthesis.com JBI logo
JBI Evidence Synthesis invites submissions for methodology papers. Manuscripts are welcome for original research investigating and/or informing methodological conduct of #EvidenceSyntheses & reporting practices in the field.
Information for authors: https://ow.ly/yXyn50VraWx
#EBHC #EvidenceSynthesis
#CochraneDaily Just published! Here's a new guide to umbrella reviews, that might help us all cope with the ever increasing number of systematic reviews in health and beyond
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
#EvidennceSynthesis #EBHC #EBM #JEBM #UmbrellaReviews
#CochraneDaily As of this week, the number of records retrieved by a simple search of PubMed for COVID-19 has passed through 500,000. Click here to see them all
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov?term=covid-19
#COVID19 #PubMed #EBHC
Dark blue promotional graphic for Adelaide University and JBI showing a group of graduates in black gowns and mortarboards standing in front of an arched stone doorway on the right, with large white text on the left reading “2026 Postgraduate Research Degrees with JBI” and “APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN,” plus the Adelaide University and JBI logos at the bottom.
Interested in #EBHC and research methodology?
JBI at Adelaide University is currently accepting applications for expressions of interest for 2 JBI Postgraduate Research Degree pathways: Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) & Master of Philosophy (MPhil)👇
jbi.global/education#postgraduate-research-degrees
The JBI Model of EBHC is circular representing EBHC as a cyclical process. The wedges (Global Health, Evidence Generation, Evidence Synthesis, Evidence Transfer & Evidence Implementation) provide JBI's conceptualisation of the steps involved in the process of achieving an evidence-based approach to clinical decision-making. Outer wedges operationalise the Model's component parts to articulate how they might be actioned in a pragmatic way. Arrows indicate flow can be bi-directional.
JBI methodology for #EvidenceSynthesis is underpinned by JBI’s unique approach to #EBHC. We consider EBHC as decision-making that considers Feasibility, Appropriateness, Meaningfulness as well as Effectiveness of healthcare practices #ThinkFAME Learn more: https://jbi.global/jbi-model-of-EBHC
Learn about fair tests of treatment through history, in the #TrialsTuesday series from @jameslindlibrary.bsky.social
#HistoryOfMedicine #EBM #EBHC #RCT
JBI Evidence Implementation has updated its special collections.
These curated collections offer reliable resources to support evidence-based quality improvement initiatives in your clinical setting. 👇
https://ow.ly/AJc750XFwiI
#JBIEBHC #EBHC #EvidenceImplementation
