From The Campbell Collaboration

Wednesday, May 20th

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presentations will be added shortly after the Colloquium.


SW = Social Welfare E = Education C = Crime and Justice H = Health M = Methods KN = Knowledge Utilization






09:00 - 10:30 (Plenary)

Some Hypotheses about Characteristics of High Quality Nonrandomized Experiments
William Shadish, University of California
   
Towards an evidence-based world view
Hans Rosling, Professor of Global Health, Karolinska Institute, Sweden
   
10:30 - 10:45 (Break)




10:45 - 12:15   (Parallel session 1)

A systemic approach to data-based decision making in education
Jack States and Randy Keyworth; The Wing Institute, USA
Abstract | Presentation
E paper
EVIPNet: Evidence-informed policies to improve health in low and middle income countries
Ulysses Panisset; World Health Organization (WHO)
Abstract | Presentation
H paper
Evidence for policy and practice: The UK Educational Evidence Portal (EEP)
James Thomas; EPPI-Centre, UK
Abstract | Presentation
E paper



Use of DNA testing in police investigative work for increasing offender identification, arrest, conviction, and case clearance
David B. Wilson; George Mason University, Virginia, USA
Abstract | Presentation
C paper
Systematic review of multisystemic therapy: An update
Julia Littell; Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research, Bryn Mawr College, USA
Abstract | Presentation
SW paper



The design and use of qualitative meta-synthesis within Campbell systematic reviews: Examining the range of possibility
Michael Saini & Aron Shlonsky; University of Toronto, Canada
Abstract | Presentation
M workshop



Developing systematic mapping of the social welfare literature: Another year's experience!
Janet Clapton, Deborah Rutter; Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE), UK
Abstract | Presentation
SW symposium



Costs and cost-outcomes of school feeding programs in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMIC)
Elizabeth Kristjansson; University of Ottawa, Canada
Abstract | Presentation
H paper
Accidental falls in elderly: A systematic review of preventive measures and an economic analysis
Harald Gyllensvärd; Swedish National Institute of Public Health
Abstract | Presentation
H paper
Using review methods for economic evaluation: Lessons from the social welfare field
Kevin Marsh; The Matrix Evidence, London
Abstract | Presentation
SW paper



Effect Size Calculation I: Introduction
Robert M. Bernard; Centre for the Study of Learning and Performance, Concordia University, Canada
Presentation
M training session C



12:15 - 13:15 (Lunch and business meeting)




13:15 - 14:45   (Parallel session 2)

Not all reviews are created equal: An overview of appraisal methods
Ralf Schlosser; Northeastern University, USA and Oliver Wendt, Purdue University, USA
Abstract | Presentation
M symposium



How to write user abstracts for Campbell reviews?
Mads Andersen Hoeg; SFI Campbell, Denmark and Merete Konnerup, Campbell Collaboration Users Group
Abstract | Presentation
KN workshop



When and how are effects on health equity assessed in systematic reviews of effectiveness
Vivian Welch; Institute of Population Health, University of Ottawa, Canada
Abstract | Presentation
M paper
Education and children's wellbeing in North Africa: Socioeconomic inequalities and regional disparity
Abdesslam Boutayeb; Faculty of Sciences, Oujda, Morocco
Abstract | Presentation
H paper



Using evidence to change complex educational systems
Charles Ungerleider; Director, Research and Knowledge Mobilization Canadian Council on Learning
Panel: Tracey Burns (OECD), David Gough (EPPI)
Abstract | Presentation
E symposium



A series of systematic reviews to support national guidelines on child abuse and neglect  [Canceled]
Esther Coren; Canterbury Christchurch University, UK 
Abstract
SW symposium



The value of training the children's workforce: An example of the use of modelling techniques
Kevin Marsh; The Matrix Evidence, London
Abstract | Presentation
SW paper
Developing a systematic map on foster care: An Australian example
Belinda Mayfield
Abstract | Presentation
KN  



Implementing measurement in charities
Lucy Heady; New Philanthropy Capital, UK
Panel: Camilla Nevill & Lucy Heady, NPC; Ann Buchanan, Oxford Centre for Research into Parenting and Children; Benita Refson, ThePlace2Be; Varkey George, University of Cape Town
Abstract | Presentation
KN symposium



14:45 - 15:00 (Break)




15:00 - 16:30 (Coordinating group meetings)

Campbell Methods Group Meeting    

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