AI can help produce and share health messages, but not without a ‘human in the loop’.

Dr Karen Gainey explores AI’s benefits and risks in health communication, emphasising accuracy and human oversight.

Read the #WorldEBHCDay blog 👉worldebhcday.org/blog/2026/im-fence-enjoying-view

Read the #WorldEBHCDay blog by Hanan Khalil, Professor of Public Health at La Trobe University (LaTrobeUni), which explores how #AI can find & count evidence faster than ever, but deciding what a question is worth & what the answer means, belongs to people: https://ow.ly/ARba50ZVcsh

A #WorldEBHCDay blog by Dr Sumuttana Kaewma and A/Prof Adchara Khammathit explores how cross-border collaboration between Thailand and Lao PDR is strengthening evidence-based cancer care. Read the full blog here 👇
https://worldebhcday.org/blog/2026/building-evidence-together-across-borders

Read the #WorldEBHCDay blog by Hailey Wills, member of JBI Aligning Health and Evidence for Transformative Change, 'Comprehensive Systematic and Scoping Review Searches and AI Tools'. 👇

Have you explored this year's #WorldEBHCDay events around the globe? From #EBHC webinars to workshops, there's something for everyone — all free & open to the public! Browse the @worldebhcday.bsky.social lineup & register for what interests you: worldebhcday.org/events

Hear from the team at Clínica Universidad de Navarra in their #WorldEBHCDay short video, where they explain how they use #AI to connect scientific evidence, data & individual needs for safer, more coordinated, patient-centred care.👇
Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qiUeZLqwzfI
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From India to the Maldives, the #WorldEBHCDay community is coming together across South Asia to share knowledge, exchange ideas and explore the future of evidence-based healthcare.
Discover events and join the conversation! 🌏
🔗 worldebhcday.org/events

A #WorldEBHCDay blog by Neda Kabiri, Hanieh Salehi-Pourmehr & Sakineh Hajebrahimi explores why human oversight is vital to ensuring AI-generated health information remains accurate, trustworthy and supports informed patient decisions.
https://ow.ly/zIit50ZXpBN

Read the #WorldEBHCDay blog by Hailey Wills, Evidence Synthesis Coordinator at the Maritime SPOR SUPPORT Unit, who discusses the importance of having humans at the centre of comprehensive searches for #EvidenceSynthesis projects when using #AI tools.

Read blog: https://ow.ly/OQOi50ZVcmK

📣 The countdown is on! 7 days to go until World Evidence-Based Healthcare Day! 📣

Share your celebrations with us on social media. Tag us @WorldEBHCDay #WorldEBHCDay!

Learn more about this year's theme 👇
https://worldebhcday.org/2026-campaign

#WorldEBHCDay #EBHC

As we count down to #WorldEBHCDay, we are delighted to acknowledge Ovid as a sponsor of the 2026campaign!
Ovid is a leading medical research platform that brings together full-text journals, eBooks, databases, & workflow tools in one integrated solution: www.wolterskluwer.com/en-au/solutions/ovid

In our latest #WorldEBHCDay blog, Dr Amin Talebpour explains how better patient identification, supported by artificial intelligence, can strengthen patient safety and help keep patients at the centre of healthcare.
Read the blog here 👉https://ow.ly/cYcy50ZWNPp

Dr Nonglak Chaloumsuk, Lecturer at Chiang Mai University, reflects on 3 encounters with #AI that show why researchers must pause, question & verify convincing answers before they become evidence that shapes healthcare. Read the #WorldEBHCDay blog: https://ow.ly/uOx150ZVbZk
#AIEducation

Our latest #WorldEBHCDay event spotlights Estudiantes x La Mejor Evidencia (ExME), connecting students and health professionals around evidence-based health, critical thinking, collaboration and opportunities to engage with the wider evidence community.
👉worldebhcday.org/events

Get involved in #WorldEBHCDay 2026 as we count down to 20 October! 🌍

@worldebhcday.bsky.social

This year’s #WorldEBHCDay theme, ‘Evidence & AI: People at the Centre’, explores keeping people and human judgement at the heart of AI and evidence-informed decisions.
Read blogs from around the world sharing experiences, insights and perspectives.
👉worldebhcday.org/blog

Read #WorldEBHCDay blog by @bilalahmadkhan.bsky.social, GM at Pakistan Institute of Living & Learning. A first attempt in learning: from rejected SPARC Award to building #EvidenceSynthesis capacity in Pakistan & publishing a review with #AI literacy, not AI dependency: https://ow.ly/kHFp50ZVbF8

The #WorldEBHCDay event, hosted by Hospital Civil de Oriente-Guadalajara, will bring healthcare professionals together to reflect on the opportunities and challenges of AI in EBP, while highlighting the importance of keeping patients at the centre of clinical decisions.
👉https://ow.ly/KhxB50ZSW1j

Chelsea Valenzuela, Research Assistant and PhD student at JBI, presents her research topic on the user experience and adoption of automation and AI technologies in evidence synthesis.

Watch more videos around AI and evidence-based healthcare at https://worldebhcday.org/videos

#WorldEBHCDay

Our latest #WorldEBHCDay event, hosted by OPI Roma, will explore evidence synthesis, implementation, healthcare outcomes and professional responsibilities in the AI era.
👉https://opiroma.sailportal.it/corsi/429617/show