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The Methods Webinars of the Department are held once a month at 15:30 CE(S)T at the University for Continuing Education Krems. The focus is laid on topics related to systematic reviews and meta-analyses. The Methods Webinars provide a platform for participants to discuss relevant issues and challenges appearing in the reviewer’s daily work.

The Department has created a course plan in collaboration with colleagues from the Evidence-based Practice Center at the University of North Carolina (UNC) and colleagues at the Research Triangle Institute (RTI). For this reason, the Methods Webinars are exclusively held in English.

Since April 2011 the participation of the Methods Webinars is offered in a friendly user manner.

Schedule

25.09.2024

“CAMELOT: A new approach for assessing methodological limitations of qualitative research”

Dr. Heather Menzies Munthe-Kaas (Researcher at the Centre for Epidemic Interventions Research at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health)

link for participation

passcode: 406904

Previous webinars and available presentations

Please note that each Methods Webinar is recorded online and subsequently placed on this website available for download (slides & audio / speech from all participants).

Join the Methods Webinar

You can join the Methods Webinars which are offered in a friendly user manner. No additional software is required.

Simply choose one of the following 2 possibilities:

Passive participation:, Click on the hyperlink of the corresponding Methods Webinar (see table above, column Hyperlink to participate online) at the same time of the Methods Webinar. After clicking the hyperlink a new window / tab will open in your default web browser (e.g. Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox) where you can easily watch the Methods Webinar (slides of the presenter). In order to receive also the audio / speech of the presenter (additionally to the slides), use the speakers / headphones connected to your PC / notebook.

Active participation (optional): to ask the presenter you have two options:

  • Use a microphone (additionally to the speakers / headphones).
  • Use a headset (no speakers / headphones, headset only).

For active participation (i.e. using a headset or a microphone & speakers / headphones), please make sure that all devices used are of sufficient quality. You will be heard by all participants loud and clear if the quality of the audio transmission is guaranteed.

Please note as well that each Method is recorded online and subsequently placed on this website available for download (slides & audio / speech from all participants).

Petra Wellemsen

Petra Wellemsen

Assistant - Department for Evidence-based Medicine and Evaluation

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