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Head and shoulders shot of Professor Carl Heneghan

Associate Professor Stephanie Tierney, Departmental Lecturer and Senior Researcher

Professor Richard Stevens, Course Director, MSc EBHC Medical Statistics

Professor Kamal Mahtani, Course Director, MSc EBHC Systematic Reviews

Dr Annette Plüddemann, Course Director, MSc in Evidence-Based Health Care

Dr David Nunan, Course Director, MSc in EBHC Teaching & Educaiton

Blog posts

Small choices, big outcomes: Alexandra Caulfield’s reflections on the Health Behaviour Change short course

Alexandra Caulfield reflects on her experience taking the Health Behaviour Change short course at Oxford, exploring how everyday health choices shape our lives and how behavioural science can be applied in primary care to support positive change.

Who would take an Evidence-Based Health Care History and Philosophy short course?

What does philosophy have to do with Evidence-Based Health Care (EBHC)? More than you might think! In this blog, we highlight the mistakenly perceived dissonance of the two, as explored by module lead Dr Jonathan Livingstone-Banks, and share insights from students who have taken the History and Philosophy of Evidence-Based Health Care course at Oxford.