My latest article in The Conversation explores the critical factors for effective public health communication during pandemics and public health crises. Drawing on the findings from a global Cochrane review I co-authored, it highlights the ongoing challenges posed by mistrust, fragmented messaging and misinformation. Key findings reveal that clear, consistent and well-targeted communication is vital.

New Cochrane research weighs up the evidence on global public health communication and Covid-19: what worked, what didn’t and why. Here researchers Shauna Hurley and Rebecca Ryan explain the key findings and how they can inform the Australian Government’s Covid Inquiry.

Latest evidence on Hospital in the home programs: implementation, sustainability and patient perspectives