COVID-19
ISARIC has been committed to provide a wide breadth of COVID-19 clinical research resources since the beginning of the outbreak. These resources are fully adaptable and completely free to use
The tools below aim to cover a range of tiers, suitable for different needs:
- Data collection only
- Contributing clinical data
- Research protocols
- Guidance to start your study
- ISARIC’s affiliated studies
COVID-19 timeline
Tile subhead - Explore ISARICs pandemic response (2020-2021)
Evidence & Reports
Tile subhead - Publications and Clinical data reports stemmed from the ISARIC COVID-19 clinical data platform.
COVID-19 CRF
Tile subhead - Collection of standardised clinical data.
Optional CRF Modules
Tile subhead - Modules to be used in addition to the Core or RAPID COVID-19 CRFs.
MIS-C in children and adolescents
Tile subhead - Stand alone CRF for children and adolescents.
Contributing data to the COVID-19 platform
Tile subhead - Secure data capture system that standardises global data on COVID-19.
Clinical Characterisation Protocol
Tile subhead - ISARIC/WHO protocol for standardised clinical data collection.
Long COVID protocol
Tile subhead - Follow-up clinical data collection
Long COVID paediatric
Tile subhead - Paediatric protocol and survey for the follow-up of COVID-19 patients.
COVID-19 CCP Global Toolkit
Tile subhead - Guidance on the Global Clinical Characterisation Protocol.
COVID-19 Rapid Evidence Reviews Group (CORRE)
Tile subhead - High quality rapid evidence synthesis for use in COVID-19 research.
Associated clinical studies in COVID-19
Tile subhead - Clinical data collection with the aims of building a research or study
Publication library
Visit this section to find ISARIC’s articles, studies and more.
Latest news
Children hospitalised with Omicron did not have a higher risk of experiencing long-term health issues compared to other infections, finds latest study
8 February 2024: A new study finds that children hospitalised with initial COVID-19 variant showed more signs of dermatological, fatigue, gastrointestinal, sensory, and sleep issues, as well as behavioural and emotional problems.
Public health vision led by ISARIC partners aims to tackle Nipah virus
15 January 2024: In a new paper published in The Lancet Infectious Diseases, researchers based in Bangladesh, Oxford and Geneva call for a comprehensive public health framework to counter Nipah virus and other neglected infectious diseases with pandemic potential.
Draft Framework for Clinical Trials Now Open for Feedback
18 December 2023: The International Severe Acute Respiratory and emerging Infections Consortium (ISARIC) is working with partners to create a framework on endpoint selection for clinical trials for outbreak-prone infectious diseases. This call for a public consultation invites feedback on what the framework does well, what could be improved and the limits of its potential application.