Jennifer C. Stone

Latest issue of JBI Evidence Synthesis is out now, make sure to check it out!

The latest issue of JBI Evidence Synthesis is out! It includes an editorial on conducting an integrated mixed methods review, scoping review on implementation of digital health interventions in rural populations with #musculoskeletal conditions & more👇 ow.ly/ityI50WUkXo

I had the privilege of assessing posters at the Florey Postgraduate Research Conference at the University of Adelaide today. It was great to see the range of projects being undertaken by postgraduate researchers and to have thoughtful discussions about their work. @JBIEBHC

Happy to be part of JBI, the organisation behind #WorldEBHCDay. Check out how you can get involved in the 2025 campaign, ‘Collaborative Knowledge Communication’: worldebhcday.org

Honoured to be a founding member of the Asia-Pacific Network for Evidence Analysis, Synthesis and Translation (APN-EAST). Looking forward to collaborating with others across the region to strengthen #EvidenceinformedPractice and policy. #JBIEBHC #EvidenceSynthesis

Had the chance to tour the new 2,000-bed Dali hospital in China - part of which is still under construction - and it’s already so impressive in scale and design. It was amazing to see this level of investment in health infrastructure up close.

Had a great time presenting at the APN-EAST Founding Conference as an #evidencesynthesis methodologist and speaking about how #JBI integrates evidence synthesis, transfer, and implementation across its divisions. Thanks to the organisers for such a productive event.

Excited to share that I was involved in the Founding Conference of the Asia-Pacific Network for Evidence Analysis, Synthesis and Translation (APN-EAST), and contributed to shaping the future of #evidencesynthesis and #evidencetranslation across the Asia-Pacific region.

Happy World EBHC Day! Grateful for the opportunity to mentor my HDR student as we explore the power of evidence in shaping better health outcomes. 📚💪 #worldebhcday @jbiebhc

@JBIEBHC @Llipke3 @carrieprice78 Currently, our tools capture various constructs (beyond RoB) as highlighted in our mapping paper here: journals.lww.com/jbisrir/fullte…

@Llipke3 @carrieprice78 Hi @Llipke3 and @carrieprice78. I have let @JenniferCStone1 know that this is a conversation she would be interested in joining.

@JBIEBHC @Llipke3 @carrieprice78 To clarify, critical appraisal by its name suggests a process, similar to risk of bias assessment. Risk of bias and methodological quality are attributes of the study. Critical appraisal has its own criteria as does risk of bias.

@Llipke3 @JBIEBHC @carrieprice78 Yes, JBI is shifting from Critical Appraisal to Risk of Bias assessment for quantitative systematic reviews. This means our tools will evolve again in the future—stay tuned!

Excited to share my presentation on systematic reviews of aetiology and risk, along with insights into JBI's future guidance development in this crucial area! 📊🔍 Check out the video on YouTube: youtu.be/uaaOGNRLwv4 @jbiebhc #EBHC #SystematicReviews #JBIMethodology

🧐 Stay tuned as we pioneer fresh approaches to systematic reviews of aetiology and risk and advance public health practices. #Aetiology #RiskFactors #JBI #SystematicReviews #ObservationalResearch #EvidenceBasedMedicine #Innovation 🌟✨

📚Thrilled to embark on this journey, bridging tradition with innovation for robust, evidence-based insights! 💪 Kudos to JBI for championing innovation in evidence synthesis!

🚀Exciting news at JBI! Introducing the Aetiology and Risk Methodology Group, a dynamic initiative shaping the future of evidence synthesis. 🌐 Our mission: to inform and elevate JBI Guidance through cutting-edge methodology for causation and risk factors.

The relative ranks can also be used in meta-analysis models to adjust for potential bias, such as with Doi’s quality effects model. Read more: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26003432/ and pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31541691/ 6/6

This rank is unique to the meta-analysis and allows comparison across study designs. Read more: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… 5/6

Did you know that there’s an alternative bias assessment method for primary studies in meta-analyses and systematic reviews that does not require reviewer judgments? #JBIMethodology @JBIEBHC 1/6