Training package for using AI for Rapid Evidence Synthesis
This training package offers in-depth guidance on effectively integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into the rapid evidence synthesis process. The materials focus on how AI can streamline and improve the efficiency of evidence synthesis. Users will gain insights into how AI tools can support various stages of synthesis, from conducting systematic searches to data analysis and interpretation.
Key learning objectives include:
Understanding the role of AI in enhancing rapid evidence synthesis
Identifying AI tools and platforms that aid in evidence synthesis activities.
Exploring the balance between human expertise and AI efficiency in the synthesis process
Using AI for rapid evidence synthesis
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Topic |
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Duration |
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Using AI in Systematic Review Process |
Western University, Ontario, Canada |
Text and Webinar |
1-2 hours |
Free, no login required |
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The balance between human expertise and AI efficiency in evidence synthesis |
JBI |
Video |
1 hour |
Free, no login required |
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Overview of AI tools for systematic searches |
Cochrane |
(How) can AI-based automation tools assist with systematic searching? |
Video |
1 hour |
Free, no login required |
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Ethical and human rights considerations for AI use and development |
WHO Academy |
Online course |
3.5 hours |
Free, login required. |
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Guide in integrating ethical considerations and effective governance frameworks in AI lifecycle. |
WHO Academy |
Online course |
2.5 hours |
Free, login required. |
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Usefulness of AI technologies and assessing their utility |
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine |
New 'AI' technologies for evidence synthesis: how do they work, and can we trust them? |
Webinar |
1 hour |
Free, no login required |
Supplementary materials
All supplementary materials are optional. The below presents comprehensive text resources that directs readers to specific sections that are relevant to them.
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Duration |
Cost and access |
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Guidance on Responsible Use of AI in Evidence Synthesis |
Cochrane and JBI |
Responsible AI in Evidence Synthesis (RAISE): guidance and recommendations |
Text |
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Free |
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List of Generative AI Platforms/Tools |
Ohio University |
AI Tool Matrix: Comparison Table of Generative AI Platforms/Tools |
Website |
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Free |
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WHO guidance on Ethics & Governance of Artificial Intelligence for Health |
WHO |
Text |
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Free |