Our Special Collections assemble Cochrane Reviews on important topics for the prevention and treatment of COVID-19. We develop our collections with experts from our global Cochrane network. They are based on World Health Organization interim guidance, and continuously updated.
Read our COVID-19 Special Collections:
Evidence relevant to critical care
Cochrane Reviews most directly relevant to the management of people hospitalized with severe acute respiratory infections. Available in Farsi
Infection control and prevention measures
Cochrane Reviews most directly relevant to the prevention of infection. Available in Farsi
Effective options for quitting smoking during the pandemic
Evidence to support people who try to stop smoking during the COVID-19 pandemic. Available in Farsi
Regional anaesthesia to reduce drug use in anaesthesia and avoid aerosol generation
Evidence to support decision-making when planning anaesthesia in the context of the unique challenges created by the COVID-19 pandemic. Available in Farsi
Remote care through telehealth
The measures adopted internationally to curb the spread of COVID-19 have led to significant changes in how health care is accessed and provided. This collection includes systematic reviews most relevant to remote health care through telehealth. Available in Farsi
Optimizing health in the home workspace
To help reduce the spread of COVID-19, workers in many countries have changed their usual work habits and are working from home where feasible. This collection includes evidence to help people stay healthy and well when they work from home. Available in Farsi
Support for wellbeing in the healthcare workforce
This Special Collection brings together Cochrane evidence on interventions that may help support the wellbeing of the healthcare workforce and reducing occupational stress. Available in Farsi
Coronavirus (COVID-19): evidence relevant to clinical rehabilitation
Rehabilitation of individuals who have experienced COVID-19 must consider not only the consequences of the disease but also the effects of treatments applied during the acute phase. This Special Collection focuses on rehabilitation interventions for prioritized conditions. Available in Farsi