Executive summary Science is key to informing health policy and practice. The coronavirus
(COVID-19) pandemic has brought into the limelight the need to strengthen and�…

Effective responses to public health emergencies should rely on translating rapidly
emerging research into timely, evidenceinformed policy and practice. The case of COVID-19�…

Background: In public health emergencies, evidence, intervention, decisions and translation
proceed simultaneously, in greatly compressed timeframes, with knowledge and advice�…

Introduction The exceptional production of research evidence during the COVID-19
pandemic required deployment of scientists to act in advisory roles to aid policy-makers in�…

Background The COVID-19 public health crisis has produced an immense and quickly
evolving body of evidence. This research speed and volume, along with variability in quality�…

The COVID-19 pandemic is a catastrophe. It was also preventable. The potential impacts of
a novel pathogen were foreseen and for decades scientists and commentators around the�…

How will COVID-19 transform global health post-pandemic? Defining research and
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The lifting of COVID-19 (coronavirus disease 2019) lockdown requires, in the short and
medium terms, a holistic and evidence-based approach to population health management�…

As the global health community is pushing for ambitious reforms towards universal health
coverage and health equity in the era of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGS), there is�…

This report provides an overview of the achievements of the Evidence-informed Policy
Network ( EVIPNet) Europe in 2018. These included completed evidence briefs for policy�…