New research from our Better Evidence Champions program on medical librarians role in Evidence-Based Medical Practice in Africa.
Our Better Evidence team in BMJ Global Health on finding that the data on the current medical school landscape in Africa was outdated, incomplete and needing updating. Their research identified 444 medical schools in Africa, a 160+% increase from the previous estimate of 169 schools in 2010.
Safia Abou-Zamzam is a Research Assistant on the Better Evidence team. In this role, she supports the Better Evidence for Training and Better Evidence for Clinical Care projects by researching opportunities for expansion, landscaping new digital tools, reviewing program applications, and aiding in data analysis. Safia recently graduated from Harvard College, where she studied Psychology… Continue reading Safia Abou-Zamzam
Published in the American Journal of Public Health, Ariadne Labs, together with Boston Children’s Hospital and Google, share lessons learned from the Vaccine Equity Planner and how the tool can identify “vaccine deserts” and support decision makers.
Dr. Rebecca Weintraub in Romper on the Vaccine Equity Planner and the continued challenge of finding vaccines for kids under 5.
Dr. Rebecca Weintraub in Devex on how digital applications can help close gaps and empower community health workers to expand from disease interventions to comprehensive care focused on health and well-being.
The Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health highlights the Global Health Delivery Intensive program as it enrolls its 15th annual session.
Sara Pellegrom, MPH, is the Senior Project Manager for the Better Evidence program at Ariadne Labs. In her role, she supports a portfolio of projects that help the current and future health workforce integrate the latest evidence into their decision making to improve health outcomes. Previously, Sara worked at the Torchlight Collective, where she advised donors… Continue reading Sara Pellegrom
The Better Evidence team is committed to helping clinicians and medical students access the latest medical information and clinical research through digital tools. We have compiled a list of free resources that you can access regardless of your UpToDate donation application status. UpToDate Society Guideline LinksLinks to guidelines related to health concerns following a disaster… Continue reading Better Evidence – Free Resources
Our Better Evidence team published in BMJ Open on the barriers and facilitators of UpToDate use in resource-limited settings.