Hosted by Center for Evidence-Based Management · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 12 episodes
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The show is dedicated to sharing challenges, techniques, experiences and best practice when teaching evidence-based management to others (from under graduates through to executives). Hosted by CEBMa Fellow and 20 year change management veteran Karen Plum, each episode features experts in the field who have practical experience of teaching evidence-based management and bringing it to life!
Center for Evidence-Based Management hosts Teaching Evidence-Based Management, a education show with 12 episodes published.
Send us a message with your thoughts or reactions What are we really teaching when we teach evidence-based management? Teachers often hope their students leave with more than knowledge of concepts and frameworks. But how
People working in evidence-based management can sometimes feel like they are swimming against the tide. But they are part of something much larger. In this episode we hear from science journalist Helen Pearson about her
Working with evidence-based management can be uncomfortable. It asks people to sit with uncertainty rather than reach for certainty — something many of us are rewarded for in organisational life. This conversation explor
This episode was recorded live with three evidence-based management experts, Denise Rousseau, Rob Briner and Eric Barends, answering and discussing questions sent in by teachers and students of the subject. During the di
The gap between management research and practice remains stubbornly wide, but a growing movement of dedicated educators is working to change that by embedding evidence-based management into university curricula. This epi
In teaching students how to gather and appraise evidence from scientific literature, it's important to guide them through the process step by step. Commonly referred to as a C ritically A ppraised T opic (or CAT), it's q
Why do students choose to study evidence-based management, and what do they value about the way it's taught and the skills and experience they acquire? Here we spotlight the stories of five students who have transformed
This episode explores the teaching challenges and rewards of Executive Doctorate or DBA (Doctorate of Business Administration) programmes. Executive Doctorate / DBA students may be pursuing a move to academia - in which
Teaching evidence-based management to executive students (those who are already experienced managers within organisations) requires a different approach to the teaching of students at undergraduate level. With executive
In this introduction to the podcast, step into the groundbreaking realm of Evidence-Based Management (EBM) with us as we chart its evolution from the influential Evidence-Based Medicine movement. Eric Berends, Denise Rou
This episode continues our discussion about teaching evidence-based management to undergraduates (listen to Part 1 if you haven't already!). We discuss how to ensure that the next generation of managers is not just well-
Ever wonder how we can elevate the management process with a more evidence-based approach? Brace yourself for a riveting conversation that provides tangible strategies to enhance management teaching at the undergraduate
Evidence-based management is a critical skill for people working in organisations. More and more people are taking courses and starting to practice better decision making by looking at multiple sources of evidence - not
Helen Pearson
PhD, biomedical journalist at Nature
1 appearance on this show
Rob Briner
Professor of Organisational Psychology · Queen Mary University of London
2 appearances on this show
Dr. Jeffrey Pfeffer
Thomas D.. Dee II Professor of Organizational Behavior · Stanford University Graduate School of Business
1 appearance on this show
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