Leading healthcare knowledge provider BMJ has partnered with the COVID-19 International Modelling Consortium (CoMo Consortium) to enhance their policy recommendations and findings to help countries contain the spread of COVID-19.
The CoMo Consortium was created by researchers at the University of Oxford and Cornell University. It brings together infectious disease and economic modellers with public health experts from over 40 countries across Africa, Asia and America.
The consortium assists policymakers in making evidence-based decisions to contain the spread of COVID-19, based on evidence from economic and epidemiological models adapted to each country’s context.
During the one-year agreement, BMJ will provide technical, communications, and project management services to help disseminate policy recommendations and findings to health professionals, governments and related organisations across the world.
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