Evidence Synthesis
EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS ACTION GROUPS (ESAG):
Combination of subject-specific specialist clinicians established public health experts trained in SRMA, medical librarians, and statisticians coming together as formidable evidence synthesis is action groups (ESAGs). ESAG’s work with a vision to further enhance the available quality of evidence on priority health care conditions across the globe. ESAG’s work to fulfill the needs of the industry, health care establishments, and individual researchers in executing systematic review and meta-analysis.
- * Systematic Review & Meta-Analysis (SRMA)
- * Prospero Registration of SRMA
- * Clinical Practice Guidelines
- * Narrative reviews/ Policy reviews
- * Bibliometric analysis
MAKING OF EVIDENCE SCIENTISTS
Very handful of people across the globe are adept at performing systematic review & meta analysis. Wide range of online & offline capacity building and certification programmes on systematic review & meta analysis (SRMA) writing offered by ERA are one of its kind. Coupled with Organized Mentoring system enables the researchers to undertake organized evidence synthesis and bridge the gap between evidence generation and evidence synthesis.
EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS ECOSYSTEMS
Building a conducive ecosystem for preforming evidence synthesis by pooling all the necessary resources. Access to data bases, technical support, access to necessary tools are some of the key pillar of this ecosystem. We are also striving to build AIML based new generation “ESytools” to infuse ease,quality and robustness into the evidence synthesis process.
BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH TREND ANALYTICS (BRTA)
Understanding the trends of published research can provide vital inputs on the direction of research. Coupled with the understanding of prevailing health conditions of a particular geographical locality can help us in understanding “Burden-Evidence Discordance”. This enables the policy makers and the scientific community to repriotize their research programmes.
