On Wednesday 14 May 2025, 10h-11h30 CET, we will organize our next burden-eu webinar, focusing on the knowledge translation in burden of disease studies.
In this webinar, we will examine how complex health data can be effectively communicated to inform policy and practice. The webinar will be introduced by a theoretical overview of knowledge translation, as well as insights into the Australian stakeholders interviews. In addition, different case countries will present their use of knowledge translation in burden of disease studies (i.e. Germany, Belgium, and the Netherlands).
Programme in a nutshell
Knowledge translation: introduction and theoretical background
— Aline Anton, Robert Koch Institute, Germany
Reception of health data using the Australian Burden of Disease study as an example: methods and results
— Aline Anton, Robert Koch Institute, Germany
Knowledge translation in German Burden of Disease Studies
— Aline Anton, Robert Koch Institute, Germany
Knowledge translation in Belgian Burden of Disease Studies
— Aline Scohy, Sciensano, Belgium
Knowledge translation in Dutch Burden of Disease Studies
— Henk Hilderink, National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, The Netherlands
The detailed programme of the webinar is available via www.burden-eu.net/webinar.
