COVID-19 Research and Evidence Summary
Reports
Balmforth, H., Beers, H., Bourne, N., Cao, R., Cheung,
C., Clarke, S., Collinge, W., Cooper, G., Corbett, E., Davies, K.,
Hartwig, A., Johnson, S., Li, L., Ling, D., Liu, C., Kaltango,
A.Y., Kirkham, R., Manu, P., Thurlbeck, S., van Tongeren, M.,
Weightman, A. and Yuan, P. Keeping
the UK building safely: a scoping study. PROTECT COVID-19
National Core Study on Transmission and Environment, 2021.
(PROTECT-01)
Coleman, A., Gartland, N., Fishwick, D., Johnson, S. and
van Tongeren, M. Perceptions
of transmission and mitigation of SARS-CoV-2: public transport.
Theme 3 WP1 deep dives. PROTECT COVID-19 National Core Study on
Transmission and Environment, 2022. (PROTECT-02)
HSE Workplace Health Expert Committee (WHEC)
SARS-CoV-2: testing and the workplace: rapid review to 16th
February 2021. HSE, 2021.
Pauwels, S., Boets, I., Polli, A., Mylle, G., de Raeve,
H., Godderis, L. Return to work after long COVID: evidence at 8th
March 2021. HSE, 2021. (ER003)
Personal protective equipment selection for
healthcare settings: COVID-19 evidence review to March 2020.
HSE, 2020 (ER001)
Re-use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
during the SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) Pandemic: Evidence Summary to
August 2020. HSE, 2022 (ER004)
SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) transmission in meat processing factories:
evidence summary to 27 July 2020. HSE, 2021. (ER002)
Protect COVID-19 National Core Study
The PROTECT COVID-19 National Core Study on transmission and
environment is a UK-wide research programme improving our
understanding of how SARS-CoV-2 (the virus that causes COVID-19) is
transmitted from person to person, and how this varies in different
settings and environments. Led by the Health and Safety Executive
(HSE)'s Chief Scientific Adviser, this critical work is being
delivered by more than 70 researchers from 16 institutions across
the UK. To see a full list of publications from this study, check
the PROTECT
COVID-19 National Core Study website.
COVID-19 SAGE-EMG Reports
HSE's Chief Scientific
Adviser, Professor Andrew Curran, is a participant in of
SAGE (Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies) and co-chair of the
Environmental Modelling Group (SAGE-EMG). For papers prepared by
the EMG please check the GOV.UK website