Upcoming webinars in 2026

Scientific fraud: implications for systematic review(er)s
Date: August 27 at 15-16 CEST.
Host: Rigmor Berg, NIPH.
Join the webinar via Zoom

Watch previous webinars

Evidence Synthesis Methods & Tools

• Comprehensive mapping of methodological guides for evidence synthesis developed over the last 15 years (NIPH)
• Developments in mixed methods synthesis – perspectives from the EPPI Centre
• Mixed Methods Appraisal Tool (MMAT)
• The Devil Is in the Details: Unpackaging the Systematic in Systematic Reviews
• Identifying and filling the research and evidence gaps – how primary research can supplement and add to systematic reviews. (SBU)
• Exploring the Advancements of Machine Learning and Artificial intelligence in Evidence Synthesis: Some Applications, Possibilities, and Challenges (NIPH)
• Coming soon: Evidence value of single case experimental design (SCED) with Susanna Olavsdotter and Fredrik Tholander (SBU).

Implementation & Organisational Practice

• SBU’s assignment to compile research on organisational factors and implementation of complex interventions (SBU)
• From theory to strategy: Implementing professional best practice recommendations (HAS)
• SBU’s government mandate to improve elderly care – working model, challenges and results (SBU)

Evaluation, Economics & Ethics in Social and Health Care

• INESSS Value Framework for Health and Social Services Assessment. Appraising the value of interventions in health and social services – INESSS’ multidimensional value framework.
• Economic working group: A comparison of the application of economic analyses of the INSIA member organisations – an ongoing work (INSIA Economic working group)
• Integrating ethical aspects in social intervention assessments: taking complexity into consideration. (INESSS, SBU & HAS)
• Integrating scientific, contextual and experiential knowledge in the development of evidence-based recommendations : methodological challenges and opportunities. (INESSS)
• Distributional Cost effectiveness Analysis in Guidance (NICE)

Social Work Research: Quality, Challenges & Collaboration

• Publication bias in published research on the effects of Swedish social, psychological and behavioural intervention (SBU)
• Interviewing Vulnerable Populations: Challenges for Social Intervention Assessments and Lessons Learned (INESSS)
• Ideas for INSIA application: INSIA and the Danish Center for Social Science Research (VIVE) invite all INSIA members to a webinar about VIVE’s proposal for project ideas the network could seek funding for, e.g. testing, maintaining, and development of tools and methods for the automatisation of the review-process.