Section for Biostatistics and Evidence-Based Research (B&EBR)

Section for B&EBR influences how health-care decisions are made through research. We promote the principles and practice of evidence-based medicine through knowledge-translation research and educational offerings. We are a clinical research unit conducting clinical research within primarily musculoskeletal conditions. We provide expertise and infrastructure in planning, conduct, analysis, and interpretation of randomised trials and cohort studies.

Section for B&EBR conceives, designs, organizes and implements clinical trials, and evidence synthesis projects – incl. systematic reviews and meta-analyses published within and outside The Cochrane Collaboration. The research ethics and standards build on the principles endorsed by the Cochrane Collaboration, the GRADE Working Group, and the OMERACT initiative. The major goal for the research unit is to stimulate, promote, and support the diagnosis (incl. prognosis), treatment (incl. prevention), and improve relevant health outcomes (incl. psychometrics) of musculoskeletal conditions.

Section for B&EBR work together to help healthcare providers, policy-makers, patients, their advocates and carers, make well-informed decisions about health care. We collaborate across biomedical specialties, with an interdisciplinary approach to clinical epidemiology, and biostatistics.

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Staff
Section for Biostatistics and Evidence-Based Research(B&EBR) consists of senior researchers, PhD students, Research fellows and medical students
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Ongoing Projects
Here you can read about the projects that has recently started. If you want to know about the projects that is completed go to “Publications”.
Collaborators
Section for Biostatistics and Evidence-Based Research (B&EBR) emphasizes principles that challenge traditional top-down management styles (i.e., applying an “UNBOSS structure”). We work closely with all other units at the Parker Institute but also with both national and international collaborators.
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