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 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.

Literature reviews are a powerful tool to summarize research evidence.

This workshop is organised by the Austrian National Public Health Institute GÖG and Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment RIVM. Objectives:

This Course aims at addressing fundamental Health Information tools and methods used by public health professionals and, likewise, to contribute to the European Health Information Training Programme and Strategy, with a clear example of a course that could be offered by InfAct and by a Distribute

In March (5 Thursdays), PHIRI will organise an online Spring School on Health Information, themed “COVID-19 Health Information Innovations for the Future”. The topics included feature:

• Innovative health information data collection, sources, metrics and indicators;