The COVID-19 Clinical Research Coalition advances research driven by the needs of people in low-resource settings around the world. We are more than 900 scientific organizations and individuals from 98 countries, and we are leading, planning or participating in research and advocacy projects to benefit populations that haven’t been prioritized in the global research response to COVID-19. New members are always welcome – join us!
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Coalition membership currently includes 902 individuals from 98 countries, comprising 235 institutional members with 506 representatives from 69 countries, and 396 individual members from 82 countries.
Research areas
Our members are working on many projects, including Africa’s largest multi-country clinical trial to treat mild to moderate COVID-19; a review of the ethics of exclusion in vaccine trials; and studies on vaccine confidence in different populations. Some have joined expert working or advisory groups – see topic list below. Several of these groups have developed shortlists of priority research questions in low-resource settings.
Resources
We have developed a library of resources and tools suggested by our working groups and individual members. We also maintain a searchable table of scientific publications on COVID-19 co-authored by members:
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Key lessons from the #COVID19 pandemic highlighted at #COVID19crc side event ydy at #CPHIA2022:
➡️ Improved surveillance & data protection
➡️ Access to diagnostics
➡️ Strong national leadership
➡️ Context specific solutions
➡️ Strengthened supply chain infrastructure
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We are all set for the opening session at the @CPHIA_AfricaCDC
Gladly, here with @GASHEMA16 a Biomedical Scientist from Rwanda
Topic: Epidemiology, Diagnostic and Clinical Management of Emerging and Re-emerging High Consequence Infectious Disease in Africa
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Dr Brenda Okware shares on the lessons learnt from the COVID-19 pandemic that can be leveraged on during response to other pandemics
@CPHIA_AfricaCDC @DNDi #covid19crc
We need to re-think of ethics . Re-learning and abolitionism are two things important in re-shaping the ethical framework. A very instructive talk by Prof Caesar.
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#CPHIA2022
