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2nd
International conference of EBHC teachers & developers
The 2nd International conference of evidence-based health care teachers
& developers. Signposting the future in EBHC. Will be held at Utveggio
Castle, Palermo (Italy), 10–14 September, 2003.
Hosted by GIMBE and CERISDI with
institutional support of Arcispedale S. Maria Nuova, CASP International
Network, Oxford Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine, Ludwig Maximilian
University, University of Bristol.
Abstract deadline: June 20, 2003
Registration deadline June 30, 2003
Website: www.ebhc.org

The need for health professionals to learn to access and understand
evidence has become ever larger with the increasing volume of healthcare
research.
The first conference of evidence-based
health care developers & teachers took place on 12 September 2001.
This landmark event enabled the international exchange of experience and
knowledge and the exploration of contemporary experiments and
developments. It was made possible by the emergence of the GIMBE.
EBHC is being taught around the world in
diverse settings but the problems faced by teachers are very similar. The
processes for teaching and their evaluation were shared in plenaries,
small groups and informal discussion.
The 2nd international conference of
evidence-based health care teachers & developers builds on that first
experience and shifts the focus to the future: the theme is signposting
directions to developing tools and
strategies to support teaching and implementing EBHC and to future
research.
We are confident that our invitation in
Sicily will be appreciated by the international community of EBHC
developers and teachers, so to enable us to put up a good scientific
meeting in an atmosphere not only as warm as expected in a Mediterranean
country, but also very rich in cultural stimuli.
The Conference Steering Committee
Amanda Burls, Nino Cartabellotta, Martin
Dawes, John Geddes, Paul Glasziou, Kev Hopayan, Janet Martin, James
Osborne, Franz Porzsolt, Bill Summerskill
All information concerning the Conference
is available and continuously updated on the Conference website www.ebhc.org
where the abstract form as well as the
registration forms can be downloaded. |