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Experience as Evidence Symposium: Slides Now Available

posted on January 7, 2025

Research Summary: Experience as Evidence Symposium

Topic: Sciences of Subjectivity in Healthcare, Policy and Practice
Event Details: University of Oxford, 13-14 October 2014
Materials Available: Presenter slides downloadable from conference website; live coverage via #ExEv14 on Twitter
Focus Area: Integrating subjective experience as empirical evidence in clinical and policy contexts
Evidence Grade: Educational symposium presenting contemporary discourse on experiential methodology in healthcare sciences
Key Consideration: Addresses epistemic value of patient and practitioner experience in evidence-based practice frameworks

Experience as Evidence: A Symposium on the Sciences of Subjectivity in Healthcare, Policy and Practice was held at the University of Oxford, 13-14 October 2014. Livetweets from the event are available at #ExEv14 and presenters’ slides are now available for download from the conference web site.

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