EvSynth Academy

Here at CESH, we believe Evidence synthesis belongs to everyone. That’s why we created EvSynth Academy- a program devoted to bringing evidence synthesis out of academia and into our communities. Find our free, open access, easy-to-understand courses at Evsynthacademy.org.

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The Center and its faulty are committed to providing the tools and knowledge required for the conduct and interpretation of systematic review and meta-analysis, the fundamental tools of evidence-based practice.  

Customized Workshops

We frequently lead a basic "Introduction to Systematic Reviews" course, as well as more advanced courses in meta-analysis, network meta-analysis and risk of bias.  If your organization would be interested in this kind of training, please contact us so that we can assess your needs and custom-design a training for you.

If you are interested in having the CESH team offer an Evidence Synthesis training for your group, please email [email protected] 

In your email, please indicate:

  • The name and nature of your group
  • The number of people who would likely participate in the training
  • The subject(s) for your training (e.g., general introduction to evidence synthesis, introduction to systematic reviews, meta-analysis)
  • The level of knowledge of your group with regard to the subject(s) of interest
  • Your targeted timeframe for the training

Courses at Brown

CESH faculty members teach a range of Brown University School of Public Health courses that are relevant to evidence synthesis. They are listed below.

Ian Saldanha (and Thomas Trikalinos)

  • PHP 2415: Introduction to Evidence Based Medicine

Thomas Trikalinos and Rowan Iskandar

  • PHP 2465A: Introduction to Health Decision Analysis

 

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