Speakers

Britta is the Chief Scientist at Future Evidence Foundation and an adjunct associate professor at Monash University.

Topic: Do Guidelines dream of electric evidence?

Heath is the Director of Evidence and Methods at the Australian Living Evidence Collaboration (ALEC).

Topic: Redefining "evidence" in the context of living guidelines

Ben leads the Evidence-based Women’s Health Care Research Group in the Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Monash University.  

Topic: Research integrity: now we have the data, but are they true?

Melissa is the Director of the School of Epidemiology and Public Health at the University of Ottawa, Canada.

Topic: It’s time for an update: AGREE III, the next iteration of guideline appraisal.

Rebecca is an NHMRC Early Career Research Fellow at the School of Medicine and Public Health at the University of Newcastle.

Topic: Living systematic reviews: alive and well after 7 years?

Darren is completing his PhD at the Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation (MCHRI) focusing on learning health systems, complexity and tech.

Topic: AI-enabled evidence surveillance and screening for living guidelines: swings and roundabouts

Lene holds positions at the University of Sydney and University of Rostock, Germany and leads Cochrane's Prospective Meta-Analysis Methods Group.

Topic: Synergies between prospective and living reviews, and living evidence surveillance systems

Barbara is a Professor for Methods Research in Evidence Synthesis at the University of Krems and leads Cochrane Austria.

Topic: Using AI to improve efficiency of evidence synthesis: possibilities and practicalities

Anneliese is a Senior Research Fellow and leads the lived experience engagement portfolio for the Australian Living Evidence Collaboration (ALEC).

Topic: Lived experience involvement in living evidence: new possibilities

Tanya is a Senior Research Fellow and leads the evaluation and prioritisation research portfolio at the Australian Living Evidence Collaboration (ALEC).

Topic: Living evaluations for living guidelines

David is a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Sydney and Scientific Director of the CARI Guidelines (Caring for Australian and New Zealanders with Kidney Impairment).

Topic: Beyond adoption: adding value to international guidelines from Australia and New Zealand

Zac is Professor and the founding Director of Health Evidence Synthesis, Recommendations and Impact (HESRI) in the School of Public Health at the University of Adelaide.

Topic: The evidence synthesis taxonomy initiative and managing diverse types of evidence synthesis

Sue is the founding Director of the Melbourne GRADE Centre and Senior Research Fellow in evidence synthesis methods at Cochrane Australia.

Topic: Integrating randomised and non-randomised evidence: new GRADE guidance and implications for living guidelines

Miranda is the Guidelines Program Manager at the Australian Living Evidence Collaboration (ALEC) and Co-Director of Cochrane's international Planetary Health Thematic Group.

Topic: Innovative approaches to develop and scale up guidelines for better Planetary Health

Tari is Director of the Australian Living Evidence Collaboration (ALEC) and a Professor (Research) at Cochrane Australia.

Topic: Moving beyond living evidence: why living evidence is not enough & how we can get the evidence we actually need