Programme and Scientific Committee
Programme at a glance
Monday |
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| Plenary I - Knowledge transfer between countries | ||||||
| Guideline implementation I | Guidelines crossing borders I | Use of guidelines | Quality and updating of guidelines | Guidelines and patient involvement I | WS: Evidence tables: How to make the data shareable | WS: Improving participation of health allied professionals and nurses in guideline development |
| Guideline implementation II |
Guidelines and decision makers | Guidelines and quality indicators I | WS: Search filter testing: achievements thus far and next steps for the future |
WS: Evidence cross borders - can guidelines do the same |
WS: Engaging with consumers around the world - learning from the challenges and achievements of the Cochrane Collaboration Consumer Network | WS: AGREE II - A training introduction to AGREE II |
| Plenary II - Developments in guideline development | ||||||
| Informal meeting on implementation | ||||||
Tuesday |
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| Plenary III - Patients and guidelines | ||||||
| Guideline “Quilt“ | National guideline programs I | Dealing with uncertainty | Developing guidelines | WS: AGREE II - Train the trainer | WS: Implementation of shared decision making. Integrating patient preferences in clinical practice guidelines. “Thou shalt“ or “you choose“: Evidence medicine meets preference-sensitive care |
WS: Using the GRADE approach in osteoporosis guideline development: application and interpretation of indirectnes |
| Guidelines: Theoretical and ethical perspectives | National guideline programs II | Evidence and quality in guidelines | Guidelines crossing borders II | WS: What tools in the toolbox? Supporting effective patient and public involvement in guidelines | WS: Integrating evidence and recommendations related to health allied professionals and nurses in multidisciplinary clinical guidelines |
WS: A quality-drive, pragmatic approach to crafting guideline action statements and evidence profiles |
| G-I-N Annual General Meeting | ||||||
| Gala diner | ||||||
Wednesday |
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| Plenary IV - Guidelines, policies and politics | ||||||
| Guideline implementation III |
Guidelines and quality indicators II |
Guidelines and patient involvement II |
WS: Indicators: the power of measuring - scaring or caring |
WS: Proactive clinical guideline development using systems approach |
WS: Towards more efficient guideline development and implementation: experiences with the use of the ADAPTE process |
Designing and testing a programme for multidisciplinary guideline development |
| Final speaker and closing ceremony | ||||||
Scientific Committee
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Minna Kaila (Chair), Finland |
Mario Tristan, Costa Rica |
Lorne Becker, USA |
Jako Burgers, Netherlands |
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Cesar Carcamo Quezada, Chile |
Airton Stein, Brazil |
Keng Ho Pwee, Singapore |
Hayfaa Wahabi, Sudan |
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Ignacio Marin, Spain |
Catherine Marshall, New Zealand |
Najoua Mlika-Cabanne, France |
Alan Pearson, Autralia |
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Holger Schunemann, Canada |
Safia Qureshi, Scotland |
Magali Remy-Stockinger, Norway |
Cristina Sampaio, Portugal |
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Cindy Farquhar, New Zealand |
Filipe Basto, Portugal |
Taïna Mäntyranta, Finland |
