Primary care indicators for disease burden, monitoring and surveillance of COVID-19 in 31 European countries: Eurodata Study.
Sara Ares-BlancoMarina Guisado-ClaveroLourdes Ramos Del RioIleana Gefaell LarrondoLouise FitzgeraldLiubove MurauskieneNaldy Parodi LópezÁbel PerjésDavorina PetekFerdinando PetrazzuoliGoranka PetricekMartin SattlerNatalija Saurek-AleksandrovskaOliver SennBohumil SeifertAlicia SerafiniTheresa SentkerGunta TicmanePaula TiiliPéter TorzsaKirsi ValtonenBert VaesShlomo VinkerLimor AdlerRadost AssenovaMaria BakolaAbdelmalik HaderbacheElena Brutskaya-StempkovskayaIliana-Carmen BusneagAsja Ćosić DivjakMaryher Delphin PeñaEsperanza DíazPhilippe-Richard J DomeyerSabine FeldmaneDragan GjorgjievskiMila Gómez-JohanssonÁngel Gónzalez de la FuenteMiroslav HanževačkiKathryn HoffmannОксана ІльковShushman IvannaMarijana Jandrić-KočićVasilis Trifon KarathanosErva Kirkoç ÜçüncüAleksandar KirkovskiSnežana KneževićBüsra Çimen KorkmazMilena KostićAnna Krztoń-KrólewieckaLiga KozlovskaKatarzyna NesslerRaquel Gómez-BravoMaría Pilar Astier PeñaHeidrun LingnerPublished in: European journal of public health (2024)
The COVID-19 pandemic exposes a crucial deficiency in preparedness for infectious diseases in European health systems highlighting the inconsistent recording of indicators within PHC organizations. PHC standardized indicators and public data accessibility are urgently needed, conforming the foundation for an effective European-level health services response framework against future pandemics.