Welcome to our events page, where you can find information about our upcoming events and explore the exciting experiences we’ve offered in the past. Our events are designed to engage and inspire, bringing together like-minded individuals to learn, connect, and grow. From workshops and seminars to conferences and social events, there’s always something happening here that’s worth your attention.
Take a look at our past events to get a sense of the breadth of topics we’ve covered. We’ve hosted some incredible speakers and thought leaders, covering topics ranging from mental health and nutrition to clinical research and public health. Our attendees have left inspired and with new insights, and we can’t wait to bring you more transformative experiences in the future.
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Background The evidence for making policy, program and practice decisions is based on careful analyses and syntheses of multiple studies. The use of systematic reviews and meta-analyses are conducted across variety of questions such as extent of the problem, the risk and protective factors, acceptance of interventions in different populations, what works best, for whom,...
Background The conference was attended by over 400 online participants spread across three days. Short presentations by experts and researchers were interspersed with formally moderated discussion sessions on the potential and problems that our current policy system is facing. The conference provided a forum for discussion of diverse research methodologies, emerging issues, evidence uptake...
Objective The aim was supporting the identification of the best data to use to calculate an effect size indicating the impact of the intervention or approach.
Background This workshop covered topics of what Evidence and Gap Maps are, formulating research questions for EGMs, search strategies for EGMs, framework construction and an EGM exercise. Objective The workshop outlined key principles and concepts of evidence and gap maps, explored how to formulate questions and framework construction of EGMs.
Background Children are at risk from multiple violations of their rights, including violence, child labour, early marriage, and exploitation. Responding to the need for generation and use of rigorous evidence on more effective ways for child protection, ‘Campbell-UNICEF Violence against children map’ was created. Evidence and gap map identify areas where there is ample evidence...
Background The evidence for making policy, program and practice decisions is based on careful analyses and syntheses of multiple studies. The use of systematic reviews and meta-analyses are conducted across variety of questions such as extent of the problem, the risk and protective factors, acceptance of interventions in different populations, what works best, for whom,...
Background There is growing interest in Asia among practitioners and policymakers to use evidence synthesis to inform the design and implementation of a range of social welfare, development and other interventions. The launch of Campbell South Asia provided an opportunity to learn about the Centre’s current activities and those planned for the future. The launch...
A workshop on search strategy was conducted to teach literature searching skills for systematic reviews. Topics included were formulating the research question and identifying search terms, basic and advanced search, locating and using available methodological search filters. It included exercises for identifying main concepts of a review according to PICO, adapting search terms for different...
Background The George Institute for Global Health, India and The Campbell Collaboration jointly organised this event to provide a forum to learn and discuss evidence syntheses across diverse fields of medicine, public health, and social development. HSG was the academic partner of the event. Side events on ‘Evidence and Equity’ and EGMs were also organised. Objective...
Objective Deprivation in childhood has irreversible effects across an individual’s life, making the early years particularly important for effective investments in the health and wellbeing of children and their caregivers. Evidence helps to uncover the multiple deprivations children face in different contexts and respond to their diverse needs. To gain a better understanding of these...
Background The evidence for making policy, program and practice decisions is based on careful analyses and syntheses of multiple studies. The use of systematic reviews and meta-analyses are conducted across variety of questions such as extent of the problem, the risk and protective factors, acceptance of interventions in different populations, what works best, for whom,...
Background The use of research to inform policy is high on the agenda. How do research funders approach funding research which will be used to inform policy and practice? And what do researchers see as constraints in achieving this? The Campbell Collaboration hosted a roundtable to discuss the experiences of various organisations in supporting and...
