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Systematic reviews are key to evidence-informed decisions but can be a long and challenging read. Working in trial methods, Trial Forge work done a few years ago found that most trial designers [...]

This webinar provided an overview of methods for considering equity, diversity and inclusion in systematic reviews in health and social sciences, with examples of good practice.  This builds on [...]

by Tom Conway Evidence Synthesis Ireland finished off the 2021/2022 academic year with a bang as we hosted two online workshops in the last weeks of June. Carol Lefebvre, an independent [...]

The webinar covered: – what living systematic reviews are and how they differ from traditional systematic reviews – evidence of their feasibility based on a pilot project and ongoing [...]

Congratulations to the 2022 mentees for the Communication with the Public Mentorship scheme, Dr Paula Byrne, Dr Jenny McSharry and Ms. Sallyanne Duncan. Read more about the scheme, which will [...]

Scoping reviews are increasingly being applied as an approach to synthesise evidence. In this webinar, Associate Professor Zachary Munn will provide an introduction to scoping reviews, including [...]

Researchers trying to assess the methodological quality of qualitative research face a bewildering choice from over 100 available tools and checklists. When Professor Booth worked with colleagues [...]

For many clinical conditions there may be more than two competing interventions. In a systematic review, network meta-analysis is a statistical option for comparing three or more interventions by [...]