Results of the Be-cause health survey on Covid activities by Belgian actors in the early phase of the COVID pandemic (04-06/2019)
Important!
Follow the situation of the pandemic
- Johns Hopkins University
- WHO Coronavirus dashboard
- Global Outbreak and Alert Response Network
- Excess mortality in Europe
- Belgian Federal Public Service (Ministry)
- OECD country policy tracker
- Regular updates of news items and surveys to take part in
- Pays de la CDEAO: Covid19Afrique
- Vaccine equity tracker
- Institute for Healthcare Improvement COVID-19 Data Tracker, Using Shewhart Charts to Understand Variation in COVID-19 Reported Deaths, (IHI)
- UK COVID-19 Government Response Tracker
- Al Jazeera: Infographic: How has the world changed since C0VID-19
Vaccination
- Vaccines: Coronavirus Vaccine Tracker – NY Times
- The COVAX facility
- Preparing National Deployment and Vaccination plans
- Setting priorities for vaccination
- WHO (2020) Maintaining essential health services: operational guidance for the COVID-19 context interim guidance
- IDDO Medical Product Quality Reports about substandard and falsified (SF) COVID-19 medical products and COVID-19 vaccines
Disease and treatment information
- Overview of immunology related to COVID/SARS-Cov-2
- Improving Hospital Oxygen Systems for COVID-19 in Low-Resource Settings: Lessons From the Field
Follow-up of therapeutic possibilities
- Medication: Coronavirus Drug and Treatment Tracker – NY Times
- SRHR: Sexual, Reproductive, Maternal and Newborn Health adaptations during the COVID-19 pandemic. A repository of ideas, adaptations and lessons learned across the globe
General information
COVID-19 in Africa
Health Systems Organisation
Mental Health
- Mental health and COVID-19: Technical Guidance WHO
- Mental Health and Psychosocial Considerations During COVID-19 Outbreak – WHO
SRHR and COVID-19: A series of surveys led by ITM
The ITM Sexual and Reproductive Health Group has been at the forefront of COVID-19 research as a lead of a large consortium of partner organisations on research aiming to understand the impact of COVID-19 on the provision of essential maternal and newborn care globally. We are running a global online survey of maternal and newborn health professionals, aiming to understand how health professionals and health facilities prepare and respond to COVID-19 in regard to the care provided to women and their babies during antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal care. This is a repeat cross-sectional study with an embedded longitudinal cohort. Round 3 is currently ongoing: submit your responses to the COVID-19 Maternity Survey – Round 3. You are invited to participate whether you took part in previous rounds or not. The questionnaire is available in English, French, Dutch, Arabic, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Italian, German, Kiswahili and Slovak.