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Dr Michelle Maden

Research Fellow

  • m.maden@exeter.ac.uk
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Michelle is a qualified information specialist & systematic reviewer with over 20 years’ experience conducting & authoring different review types & over 5 years’ experience project managing different types of evidence synthesis, including systematic reviews, rapid reviews, mixed-methods reviews, and scoping reviews. Michelle possesses advanced skills in information retrieval and evidence synthesis. Her thesis explored how reviewers can consider socio-economic inequalities in evidence synthesis.

Michelle’s interests include methodological approaches to equity considerations in evidence synthesis, information retrieval for evidence synthesis, evidence synthesis workflows and approaches to evidence synthesis teaching and learning.

https://experts.exeter.ac.uk/48343-michelle-maden

 

Dr Michelle Maden

Key Colleagues

  • Prof Ruth Garside

    Prof Ruth Garside

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Eat Fair – Evaluation for nutrition social prescribing

A research collaboration investigating how to best evaluate the impacts of nutrition social prescribing programmes.

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Qualitative evidence synthesis on green social prescribing

A rapid evidence synthesis of green social prescribing pathways: what works and what doesn't?

Research project

Mobilising evidence through artificial intelligence

Mobilising Evidence Through AI and User-informed Synthesis, or METIUS, is aiming to improve the use of evidence in the decision-making process.

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