Congratulations to the students who received ESI Summer Scholarships. Here are a few who are taking part: Alex Candon, Lucette Chambers and Grace Crolly-Burton. The summer scholarships aim to build evidence synthesis knowledge, awareness and experience among undergraduate students by working on a relevant project related to evidence synthesis design, conduct, reporting or knowledge translation, […]
The People’s Review is live – an online citizen science project where you can help shape health research. Want to help shape health research? Join The People’s Review – a systematic review, powered by the public. Open to people worldwide Everything takes place online Make a difference in health research Learn about systematic reviews. […]
Congratulations to our latest round of Evidence Synthesis Ireland Fellows: Olayinka Aremu, Dr Vishnu Renjith, Dr Stephanie Craig, Dr Muthalvan Nallasegarampillai, Dr Sean McAuliffe & Dr Claire Kerins. This scheme places Fellows virtually with experienced evidence synthesis centres and review teams in Ireland & internationally. To read more about our fellows, visit here.
ESI was delighted to host a workshop on the foundations of evidence-informed policymaking with the Civil Service Research Network, in collaboration with the Department of Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science. This full-day workshop brought together policy and technical staff from across government departments, CSO and Revenue to build essential skills for integrating […]
The People’s Review is a new and exciting way to participate in research, where the public decides all the major steps of a systematic review. Find out more here. The People’s Review is led by a team behind the scenes, based in Evidence Synthesis Ireland at the University of Galway. Find out more about The People’s […]
Congratulations to Xuenan Pang, a PhD scholar with Evidence Synthesis Ireland, for the first Registered Report published in the Journal of Clinical Epidemiology through Elsevier’s pilot program. This article is a protocol for a systematic review [Stage I] comparing various artificial intelligence (AI) based tools with conventional manual approaches in the systematic review process. As […]
