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How we work?
With a rich tapestry of experience in healthcare, we excel at revealing the complexities and harms associated with medical treatments and practices. Our evaluations of regulatory evidence concerning pharmaceutical drugs and medical devices empower us to unearth vital truths that often lie beneath the surface.
Grounded in robust evidence, our work intertwines scientific rigour with our extensive clinical expertise. This approach ensures that our insights are not only credible but also deeply aligned with societal values that should underpin healthcare.
By bringing diverse voices and perspectives into our discussions, we strive to foster enriched conversations that pave the way for a safer and more informed healthcare.
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Who runs Trust the Evidence?
Tom Jefferson is a Senior Associate Tutor at the University of Oxford, a former researcher at the Nordic Cochrane Centre and a former scientific coordinator for producing HTA reports on non-pharmaceuticals for Agenas, the Italian National Agency for Regional Healthcare.
Carl Heneghan is Professor of Evidence-Based Medicine at the University of Oxford. He is a clinical epidemiologist with expertise in evidence-based medicine, research methods, and evidence synthesis. He also works as an NHS urgent care GP.
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