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Meeting Minds - From CD-ROM to AI: 30 years of CEBM

Saturday, 20 September 2025, 9.30am to 10.30am

The Hub, Kellogg College, 60-62 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 6PN

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Join academics from the Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine for a compelling look at their 30-year evolution from the early days of CD-ROMs to today’s cutting-edge era of big data and AI. Throughout this transformation, their mission has remained steadfast: to develop, teach, promote and share better evidence for better healthcare.

Carl Heneghan
Professor of Evidence-based Medicine 

Kamal Mahtani
Professor of Evidence-based Healthcare 

Annette Plüddemann
Course Director MSc in Evidence-Based Health Care 

carlheneghan002.jpg Carl Heneghan is a Professor of Evidence-Based Medicine at the University of Oxford and Director of the Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine. His research includes drug and device regulation, health claims and epidemiology. He has advised the WHO and UK government on healthcare policies and is a Fellow of Kellogg College.
Prof Kamal Mahtani Kamal Mahtani is a Professor of Evidence-Based Healthcare at the University of Oxford and a practicing GP. He leads research on primary care innovations, including workforce roles and social prescribing. He directs multiple MSc programs and has secured significant research funding for healthcare studies.
HonsBSc MSc PhD Annette Plüddemann - Course Director: MSc in Evidence-Based Health Care Annette Plüddemann is a Senior Research Fellow at Oxford and Course Director for the MSc in Evidence-Based Health Care. Her work focuses on diagnostic technologies in primary care, evaluating their accuracy and impact. She has contributed to the Catalogue of Bias, examining factors that influence medical assessments and patient outcomes.