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Hospital Sainte-Justine, Montreal
26 May 2010, Meeting of the Applied Clinical Research Unit

ISPOR Atlanta 2010, Canadian study
17 May 2010, podium session I

ISPHC Boston 2010
(PDF: 70 Kb), EVIDEM testing in Canada and South Africa
25 April 2010, podium

CADTH Halifax 2010, Application in Canada
18 April 2010, poster session 5-7 pm

University of Twente, The Netherlands
17 March 2010, EVIDEM Workshop

Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Ottawa
29 January 2010, EVIDEM Presentation

The EVIDEM Collaboration is a non-profit organization established in 2009 to promote public health through transparent and efficient healthcare decisionmaking via systematic assessment and dissemination of the evidence for and value of healthcare interventions.

Towards this goal, the Collaboration makes publicly available a decisionmaking framework and tools/instruments and is developing a Collaborative registry for the use of all healthcare stakeholders globally.

The tool

The product

The EVIDEM Framework
(beta-testing version)

A practical decisionmaking framework bridging health technology assessment (HTA), multicriteria decision analysis (MCDA), ethics and values to:

consider all aspects of decision*
support consistent deliberative process
provide synthesized relevant evidence
share decisions transparently
Instruments and processes to help synthesize evidence and consider all aspects of decision freely available to collaborators

* The framework is based on a comprehensive set of standard criteria of decision that goes beyond cost-effectiveness by including, for example, disease severity, unmet needs and ethics.

The EVIDEM
Collaborative Registry
(under development)

An open access registry under a Creative Commons license to provide open access to synthesized evidence for healthcare interventions to all stakeholders

See open access prototypes

The framework and the registry are in early development. Testing, validation and development of these instruments by all Collaboration members is encouraged.

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