Switzerland has its own Science task force as a response to COVID-19 pandemics. It is a required initiative to put all the scientific minds into good use to advise, plan and overcome the challenges for the threats.
The Swiss National COVID-19 Science Task Force is created specifically for COVID-19 pandemic, directed by Professor Matthias Egger, a professor of epidemiology and public health at the University of Bern in Switzerland.
The Task Force is formed by expert groups of professors, experts, and researchers and an advisory panel led by Dr. Matthias Egger.
Swiss National COVID-19 Science Task Force
What will the Task Force do?
Assist the political authorities with information regarding COVID-19
Support decision-makers
Acts as an advisory board for local states "cantonal" authorities
Identifying fields and opportunities for the scientific communities
Identifying opportunities for innovation regarding COVID-19 products and services
The Task Force expert groups
There are several groups in the Swiss National COVID-19 Science Force, each group is chaired by an expert. Here are the current groups:
Clinical care Expert
Data and modelling
Diagnostics and testing Expert
Digital epidemiology
Economy
Ethics, legal, social
Exchange platform
Infection Prevention and Control
Public health
Vaccines and vaccination strategies
Keep-in-mind that new groups can be formed in the future according to the need.
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