Guidelines in an infodemic- does it matter where recommendations come from as long as they are evidence-based?
At a time when artificial intelligence (AI) is dominating the headlines, costs continue to rise and healthcare systems aim to harness more output from limited resources, how can SIGN respond to these challenges and what role can you play to shape this?
We invite hospital doctors, GPs, pharmacists, nurses, allied healthcare professionals, early careers practitioners and all those with an interest in evidence-based medicine to join us for presentations, interactive workshops and a debate on the present state and future vision of clinical guidelines in Scotland.
Our keynote speakers will bring expert perspectives from Scotland and beyond while you will gain practical skills in guideline development and explore how digital technologies can shape the future of guidelines. You will also explore how evidence can deliver value-based and sustainable healthcare under the Realistic Medicine approach.
- Opening address - Professor Linda Bauld OBE,
- New approaches to guideline development- harnessing the work of others and avoiding duplication - Dr Miroslav Kruger,
- Getting your message across -information and misinformation- Dr Amir Qaseem
SIGN is 30 in 2023, based within the Evidence Directorate of NHS HealthCare Improvement Scotland. There will be a drinks reception after the conference for all to celebrate and plan for the future.
Event Delivery:
This will be an in person event which gives delegates the opportunity to network and attend the College while taking part in an interactive conference with workshops, debates and keynote speakers. All speakers will be presenting live on the day and we aim to record the sessions for viewing post event.
The talks will be available to view on-demand by the second working day after the live event and access closes 28 days after the original broadcast, not after point of booking.
