Advocating
This working group informs processes to prepare us for future societal challenges.
Terms of reference
- Review drafts of a proposal for a commission that will review the COVID-19 response and identify and prioritize who needs to do what differently in future to support
- evidence syntheses that are fit-for-purpose for COVID-19 and for future societal challenges
- policy, practice and personal decision-making about COVID-19 and future societal challenges based on the best available synthesized evidence and guidelines (e.g., media/editors for the public, guideline developers and implementers for providers, evidence units in government for policymakers, and research funders for researchers)
- Facilitate input on, and discussion of, the commission’s papers and findings by:
- integrating these papers and findings into the programme for a Cochrane-convened event on COVID-19 in October 2021
- organizing a World Health Assembly side event in May 2022, jointly with WHO, member states, and selected commissioners
- identifying and using opportunities to advocate for key issues informing the discussions of the commission, as well as for key messages resulting from the commission
- Share organizational advocacy plans and activities among working-group members to:
- identify areas of common interest in which advocacy efforts could reinforce each other
- align, where possible, the messaging.
Participants
- Sylvia de Haan, Cochrane Collaboration, Netherlands (chair)
- Brian Stafford, citizen partner, Australia
- Jenny Camaradou, Citizen partner, UK
- Jo Anthony, Cochrane KT, UK
- Lesley Stewart, Centre for Research and Dissemination, PROSPERO, University of York, UK
- Ex-officio: Katie Abbotts, Cochrane UK and Emma Thompson, Cochrane CET
- Secretariat: Jeremy Grimshaw, Ottawa Hospital Research Institute and Ileana Ciurea, McMaster Health Forum, Canada
Meeting documents
Meeting date | Documents |
September 8, 2021 |
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July 7, 2021 |
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June 2, 2021 |
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May 19, 2021 |
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May 5, 2021 |
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April 21, 2021 |
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April 14, 2021 |
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March 24, 2021 | |
March 3, 2021 |