John N. Lavis
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Research evidence, citizen values & stakeholder insights to generate action on health & social system challenges. Tweets by John Lavis of @mcmasterforum.
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Promoting use of the best evidence and patient values and preferences to inform optimal clinical and health policy decisions. https://t.co/JxbX7cZMgy
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Research evidence, citizen values & stakeholder insights to strengthen health & social systems and get the right programs & services to those who need them.
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MD, Health Policy PhD, Queen Elizabeth Scholar, Dalley Fellow, Ontario Graduate Scholar, Emerging Voices Global Health Fellow
Our ‘battling the bunk’ panel shared 🚦tactics for countering #misinformation /disinformation — and you can view the panel slides now!
mcmasterforum.org/networks/evide…
The Forum's Michael Wilson John N. Lavis & Marcela Vélez shared their expertise at a #CAHSPR24 panel presentation earlier this week focused on addressing #misinformation .
They shared insights from our suite of products addressing this topic mcmasterforum.org/find-global-ev…
✨🌏The Global Commission on Evidence has published Update 2024. John N. Lavis recommends you read the Report in Chinese, which was translated with the participation of the Center for Evidence-Based Social Science at LZU, to better understand and address challenges.
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A great discussion at #CAHSPR2024 on tackling misinformation:
understand why people engage with misinformation,
look at the evidence of what works to combat it,
use evidence in crafting messages to debunk,
& support institutions in sharing evidence in the way that works!
The Forum's John N. Lavis Michael Wilson & Marcela Vélez will be part of a panel presentation at #CAHSPR24 tomorrow focused on addressing misinformation. They will be sharing insights form our research & from the work of the Global Commission on Evidence mcmasterforum.org/networks/evide…
Battling the bunk: Strategies to mitigate misinformation—live panel in Ottawa CAHSPR with mythbusters Timothy Caulfield John N. Lavis Maureen Smith++. Hear the latest results fr the CIHR funded evidence synthesis: bmjopen.bmj.com/content/13/10/… on barriers and effective tactics #CAHSPR24
A few centuries ago, going to the doctor was more likely to do you harm than good. Then, randomised trials helped transform medicine. Now, we're looking at randomised trials might do the same for policy. My latest #Inequality Bites video 👇 #randomistas #auspol
By identifying the type of question that decision makers are asking, evidence intermediaries can either search or commission a study using a design that would be well suited to address that particular need. Read more in this article published by PLOS Global Public Health journals.plos.org/globalpubliche…
An ultra-rapid evidence support unit works at the same speed as policy processes, supplying evidence, in its many forms, within days to at most weeks. Read more in this AcademyHealth blog post by Global Commission on Evidence co-leads John N. Lavis & Jeremy Grimshaw ow.ly/GYWa50R8mOX
Thank you Dr. John N. Lavis and Tracy Arabski and everyone at McMaster University for your collaboration and dedication to addressing global health challenges and finding innovative solutions for a healthier world for us at home, and abroad.
As part of our Update 2024 launch webinar, John N. Lavis (Co-Lead Global Commission on Evidence) shared insights on the building momentum to better use evidence to address societal challenges
youtu.be/_QXkhlNh_Ks
How do you get John N. Lavis to retweet you?
One way is you have him as your PhD supervisor, and then many years later, you successfully defend your thesis 🎓
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