Authors: Khamduang W, Suebtam P, Collins IJ, Sripan P, Chalom K, Hongjaisee S, Kham-Kjing N, Wangsaeng N, Inmonthian P, Pinasu A, Kohklang N, Arnal M, Spyer M, Steffens-Westerhof I, Aramrattana A, Lallemant M, Angkurawaranon C, Bruijning-Verhagen P, Ngo-Giang-Huong N;...
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Associations between virus single or coinfections and respiratory symptoms in young children; a community-based cohort study
Authors: Hauser-van Westrhenen E, Junquera Guinovart L, Schuurman R, van Boven M, Bonten M, Bruijning-Verhagen P. Published in: International Journal of Infectious Diseases, December 2025 Read more
Epidemiological characteristics of Monkeypox Virus Clade Ib in the Democratic Republic of Congo: the impact of transmission mode
Authors: Kremer C, Nundu SS, Vakaniaki EH, Brosius I, Mukari G, Munganga P, Bangwen E, Mujula Y, De Vos E, Van Dijck C, Houben S, Gressani O, Kacita C, Mukadi-Bamuleka D, Muyembe-Tamfum JJ, Mbala-Kingebeni P, Liesenborghs L, Hens N, Torneri A. Published in: Nature...
CASE Survey Platform
An open-source survey platform to rapidly develop and deploy online questionnaires for participatory surveillance in the event of an outbreak. Access CASE platform
VERDI Metadata Dictionary
This page gives a comprehensive overview of the quantitative studies of COVID-19 and mpox which are part of VERDI. It includes details of the study designs, settings, populations included and data collected. Access Metadata Dictionary
Central Data Repository (CDR)
The CDR was developed by the Cohort Coordination Board (CCB) as part of VERDI. Hosted on the CCB website, it provides a publicly accessible online database of clinical research studies targeting infectious diseases with epidemic or pandemic potential in Europe. The...
VERDI Pregnancy Research Toolkit
This toolkit brings together resources developed in VERDI and externally to provide guidance for researchers on conducting research in pregnant populations during outbreaks. It includes research study tools and resources (including guidance on into research study...
Protocol for household transmission study
Household transmission studies can be used to assess the transmissibility of a pathogen and risk factors for infection and disease, including the effects of vaccination. This document is a generalisable protocol describing the conduct of a household transmission...
Protocol for perpetual observational study (POS) of pregnant women accessing healthcare in Europe
A perpetual observational study (POS) is a prospective observational study that continuously enrols participants with a shared characteristic, for example a particular infection or condition or, in this case, pregnant women. Data are collected mainly through routine...
Umbrella Protocol for Qualitative Research in Infectious Disease Outbreaks
Qualitative studies provide valuable insights into people’s experiences of outbreaks, and the ways they are described in news and social media. This Qualitative Umbrella Protocol provides a standardised template for designing and carrying out studies involving focus...