Evidence
The evidence team can review published research studies, or others’ reviews where they exist, as well as various types of data, to help build a picture of the evidence that already exists for a topic or project.
Theme lead: Professor Julian Higgins
Team members
Dr Jelena Savović
Senior Lecturer in Evidence Synthesis
Dr Sharea Ijaz
Senior Research Associate, Evidence Synthesis
Lauren Scott
Senior Research Associate, Quantitative Research/Evidence Synthesis
Maggie Westby
Senior Research Associate
Professor Julian Higgins
Cross-cutting Methodological Theme Lead
Rebecca Wilson
Senior Research Associate in Quantitative Research and Evidence Synthesis
Sarah Dawson
Senior Research Associate in Information Retrieval
Tess Moore
Senior Research Associate, Evidence SynthesisProjects
Which types of mental health support offer best value to help children and young people who have experienced abuse or neglect?
Research themes:
- Healthier childhoods
Research teams:
- Evidence
- Health economics
Can virtual wards help treat people with frailty in their own homes and avoid them going to hospital? A rapid realist review
Research themes:
- Integrated and optimal care
Research teams:
- Evidence
Analysing studies of COVID-19 treatments
Research themes:
- COVID
- Integrated and optimal care
Research teams:
- Evidence
Association between administration of systemic corticosteroids and mortality among critically ill patients with COVID-19: a meta-analysis
Read the paperUnderstanding which strategies to prevent childhood obesity work best
Research themes:
- Public health and prevention
Research teams:
- Behavioural and qualitative science
- Evidence
Do pooled budgets help children with complex needs?
Research themes:
- Healthier childhoods
- Integrated and optimal care
Research teams:
- Behavioural and qualitative science
- Evidence
Reviewing evidence on race and COVID-19 disparities
Research themes:
- COVID
Research teams:
- Evidence