PHIRI, the Population Health Information Research Infrastructure, is implementing a research infrastructure to facilitate and generate the best available evidence for research on health and well-being of populations as impacted by COVID-19.

The Training School provides an introduction to burden of disease assessment, using COVID-19 as a case study.

In 2021, the WHO Health Workforce department and PAHO Sub-regional Programme for South America supported the development and analysis of the impact of COVID-19 on health workers and the policy responses via a number of country case studies.

In continuation to the scientific discussions on COVID-19 vaccines research, WHO R&D Blueprint organized a follow-up consultation to review emerging data related to the omicron variant.

WHO and Health Education England (HEE) collaborate internationally to develop the next generation of Human Resources for Health (HRH) system leaders. The desire is to create a lasting impact in strengthening health systems in partner countries.

This webinar is aimed at exposing the European public health epidemiology community to innovative and traditional methods in qualitative data collection, report generation, dissemination and publication in multidisciplinary contexts.

Health labour market analysis (HLMA) is a tool to better understand the dynamics of factors driving health worker shortages and surpluses, geographical imbalances, and suboptimal performance.

In the framework of PHIRI, different European countries are conducting research through a used case on the COVID-19 related changes in population mental health analyzing register data.

"A tour through Europe: Mapping Health Information Systems for COVID-19 and a future EHDS" is an event co-organized by the PHIRI Project and the TEHDAS Joint Action, taking place on Thursday 23rd of June, 10.00-12.00 CET.