Presentations, posters and other publications
Presentations
- National Medicines Symposium, Melbourne, 2010
- Rx for change: evidence for decision makers: Rebecca Ryan, Michelle Weir and Bill Leslie (PDF 578KB)
- Multimorbidity and communication with consumers: Rebecca Ryan and Sophie Hill (PDF 76KB)
- Arthritis Victoria Roundtable, 2009
- Effective health communication: the challenge of multimorbidity: Rebecca Ryan (PDF 54KB)
- Health literacy: Department of Health and Ageing, 2008
- Improving health literacy: Sophie Hill (PDF 265KB)
- When the evidence tells you something you don't want to know: Department of Human Services Victoria, 2008
- Introduction: Sophie Hill (PDF 85KB)
- When evidence challenges popular opinion: Russell Gruen (PDF 795KB)
- When the evidence is not relevant locally: Sally Green (PDF 4.5MB)
- Moving from good evidence to good practice: Jeremy Grimshaw (PDF 731KB)
- Conclusions - Towards a decision tool: Sophie Hill (PDF 285KB)
- Promoting evidence-based medication use: Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health, 2007
- Interventions directed to consumers about use of medications: Nancy Santesso (PDF 433KB)
Posters
- National Medicines Symposium, 2010, Melbourne
- Assembling,evaluating and presenting the evidence: Dianne Lowe (PDF 774KB)
- Taxonomy of interventions directed at consumers: Rebecca Ryan (PDF 204KB)
- Cochrane Colloquium, 2009, Singapore
- Results of the pilot mentoring programme for new Review Group Coordinators: Megan Prictor (PDF 1.5MB)
- Cochrane Colloquium, 2008, Freiburg Germany
- About a pilot mentoring programme for new Review Group Coordinators: Megan Prictor (PDF 1.3MB)
- On linking a qualitative review with a Cochrane review: Rebecca Ryan (DOC 2.9MB)
- CADTH symposium, 2007
- Taxonomy of consumer-oriented interventions for promoting evidence-based prescribing and medication use: Nancy Santesso (PDF 126KB)
Publications and reports
- For Victorian Quality Council: Communicating with Consumers project
- Part 1: Evidence-based selection of communication strategies (PDF 935KB)
- Part 2: A guide for an evidence-informed approach (PDF 622KB)