Working group co-chairs
COVID-END’s seven working groups are chaired or co-chaired by leaders in their respective fields.
- Scoping working group
- Jeremy Grimshaw, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute, Canada
- Prioritizing working group
- Jorge Barreto, FIOCRUZ Brasilia, Brazil
- Ruth McQuillan, UNCOVER, University of Edinburgh, Scotland
- Accessing working group
- Holger Schunemann, Cochrane Canada, Canada
- Ruth Stewart, Africa Centre for Evidence, South Africa
- Engaging working group
- Laurenz Langer, Africa Centre for Evidence, South Africa
- Maureen Dobbins, National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools, Canada
- Recommending working group
- Ivan Florez, AGREE Collaboration, Colombia
- Per-Olav Vandvik, MAGIC Evidence Ecosystem Foundation, Norway
- Sustaining working group
- David Gough, EPPI Centre, UK
- Elie Akl, SPARK, Lebanon
- Advocating working group
- Sylvia de Haan, Cochrane, U.K.
Three additional working groups are now ‘on stand-by’ and, after a series of important achievements and now much-needed rest, can take on exciting new opportunities to make a difference.
- Digitizing working group
- Chris Mavergames, Cochrane, Germany
- Linn Brandt, MAGICapp, Norway
- Synthesizing working group
- David Tovey, UK
- Taryn Young, Centre for Evidence-based Health Care, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
- Packaging working group
- Ben Heaven-Taylor, Evidence Aid, UK
Two task groups contribute in ways that cut across our working groups:
- Equity task group
- Vivian Welch, Campbell Collaboration, Canada
- Brenda Allen Kawala, Africa Centre for Systematic reviews and Knowledge Translation, Uganda
- Citizen partnership task group
- Maureen Smith, Canada
Use the interactive flow diagram to find resources for researchers considering and conducting COVID-19 evidence syntheses.
View the interactive flow diagram