• Information Mastery: A Practical Approach to Evidence-Based Medicine
  Tufts Health Care Institute, in conjunction with Tufts University School
  of Medicine, is hosting the 13^th annual conference, "Information
  Mastery: A Practical Approach to Evidence-Based Medicine." The
  conference will be held on November 12 and 13, 2009 at Tufts School of
  Medicine in Boston, Mass. with an advanced course offered for faculty
  and teachers on November 14.

• Supporting Clinical Care: An Institute in Evidence-Based Practice for Medical Librarians

Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH. Monday, August 3, 5 PM - Thursday, August 6, 12 noon, 2009

This is an intensive, introductory, 2.5 day course designed for medical librarians by medical librarians. Through large group interactive lectures, small group discussion, and hands-on, case-based learning, you'll acquire skills needed to support and teach evidence-based clinical practice. 20 MLA CE credits pending.
REGISTRATION OPENS MONDAY, MARCH 30, 12 NOON EDT!!!

PLEASE NOTE: THE ALL-INCLUSIVE FEE HAS BEEN REDUCED TO $700 THANKS TO A GENEROUS GRANT FROM THE NNLM-NEW ENGLAND REGION. WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR THEIR SUPPORT IN THESE TOUGH ECONOMIC TIMES.

• Teaching EBM 101
• Teaching Evidence-based medicine, which will be taught at the New York Academy of Medicine August 13-15, 2008 has openings for librarian students. This is an intensive class, in which librarians will work with physicians and other librarians to perfect their ability to teach EBM. For more information on the class, please visit: http://ebem.org/brochure.html. Note: Librarian tuition is the same as Resident tuition. Questions? Contact Patricia Gallagher (pgallagher@nyam.org)
  

• EBCP Workshop
  

McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

• Rocky Mountain Workshop on How to Practice Evidence-Based Health Care
  Vail, Colorado
  The Colorado Health Outcomes Program presents the Rocky Mountain Workshop on Evidence-Based Health Care. This five-day workshop will focus on teaching the basics of, and developing further insights into, the conscientious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual patients or the delivery of health services.
  

• Better Evidence for Better Health
  

4th International EBHC Teachers & Developers Conference
Taormina (Italy), 31th October - 4th November, 2007
Meet teachers and developers from around the world in a 3-day program that will include keynote talks to highlight some of the major developments in EBHC in recent years, abstracts, posters and small group sessions to foster an exchange. You will be staying in the seaside resort of Taormina, one of most famous venues in the world, at Hotel Caparena, the place for relaxing in every season of the year in a lush scenario filled by the scent of a subtropical garden of palm and acacia trees, hibiscus, orange and red bougainville flowers.

• Workshop on How to Practice Evidence-Based Health Care

These workshops are intended to serve as an introduction to evidence-based medicine.They are aimed at clinicians and other health care professionals who wish to gain knowledge of critical appraisal and experience in the practice of evidence-based health care

• Putting Evidence into Practice (PEP)

Edmonton, Alberta.

This 3 day transdisciplinary workshop, taught in small groups, focuses on working through relevant examples in order to develop skills in searching for and identifying appropriate evidence, critically appraising the evidence, and applying the evidence to to an individual's area of expertise.

• Summer Institute on Evidence-Based Practice

San Antonio, Texas
These 3- day national/international interdisciplinary institutes are designed to advance evidence-based quality improvement in clinicial and educational settings. Nurses, physicians, librarians, managers, scientists learn from renown EBP experts.

• EBM and the Medical Librarian

Distance Education course covering the the steps in EBM - focusing questions, searching, and evaluating the validity of an article. Course is offered twice a year and runs for 8 weeks. Approved for 20 MLA CE credits.

• Evidence-based Clinical Practice - A Workshop for Urologists

This workshop is an intensive 1 1/2-day meeting designed to develop the knowledge and skills required to practice and teach evidence-based medicine. Sessions will feature a mix of small and large group discussions, interactive lectures and case-based studies.