Aim — To build a reproducible search, screen and appraise the retrieved literature, extract and synthesise the findings, and critically verify the output of an AI literature assistant — working as the Evidence Analyst in a hospital drug information centre. 8 locked stages · 100 marks · 90-minute countdown · 3 AI mentor hints · Pass 50.
The Drug and Therapeutics Committee has asked the drug information centre one question: “In adults with type 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease, do SGLT2 inhibitors slow the progression of kidney disease compared with standard care?” You have one working day to produce a defensible evidence summary.
Five badges are on offer — Search Strategist, Screening Expert, Bias Detective, Evidence Synthesiser and AI-Literate Pharmacist.
| Stage | Task | Marks |
|---|
| Assessment criteria | Marks |
|---|---|
| Search strategy construction | 12 |
| Source & database selection | 8 |
| Title & abstract screening | 18 |
| Full-text eligibility & PRISMA accounting | 14 |
| Risk-of-bias assessment | 12 |
| Data extraction accuracy | 10 |
| Meta-analysis interpretation | 14 |
| AI output verification | 12 |
| Total | 100 |
Alizon Teaching Hospital · Drug Information Centre · Review ref. DIC-EBP-2026-11
Complete all eight stages to generate your competency profile and practical report, then write and submit your report.