Thorough knowledge of behavioural and social science processes and interventions during pandemics is vitally important to an effective response during an outbreak. This page presents information on what RIVM plans to do in terms of systematically structuring knowledge about behavioural science to prevent and control future pandemics. It also provides an overview of relevant resources on behavioural science and practical products for pandemic preparedness for use in policy, actual practice and scientific research.
Publications (only in Dutch)
- Citizen preparedness for pandemics and other disasters and crises | november 2024
- Health literacy during the COVID-19 pandemic | Jun 2024
- Compliance with COVID-19 behavioural measures by people in a vulnerable position – lessons learned for pandemic preparedness | February 2024
- How behavioural science studies were organised during the COVID-19 pandemic: lessons learned from a comparative international case study | July 2023
- Behaviour, Well-Being and Trust during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Trends, explanations and lessons learned | March 2023
- How did organisations, networks and communities respond to the coronavirus measures? Justification for and elaboration of a qualitative study into civil-society organisations during the COVID-19-pandemie | December 2022
- Behaviour as the key to controlling the pandemic: lessons learned, initial insights | July 2022