Video Environmental Assessment Unit

This is an animation about the Environmental Assessment Unit (EAU). The EAU collects data to assess the risk of hazardous substances, which are released during environmental and natural disasters.

E-learning 24-Hour Urine Analysis

Practical aspects of 24-hour urine data collection for researchers and instruction for participants. The e-learning consists of four videos. RIVM's WHO Collaborating Centre for Nutrition developed the e-learning at the request of the World Health Organization.

Video E-learning 24-Hour urine analysis part 4

Practical aspects of 24-hour urine data collection and instruction for participants. Video 4 (of 4)

Video E-learning 24-Hour urine analysis part 3

Practical aspects of 24-hour urine data collection and instruction for participants. Video 3 (of 4)

Video E-learning 24-Hour urine analysis part 2

Practical aspects of 24-hour urine data collection and instruction for participants. Video 2 (of 4)

Video E-learning 24-Hour urine analysis part 1

Practical aspects of 24-hour urine data collection and instruction for participants. Video 1 (of 4)

About the GOR Network

Since September 2021, the Network for Health Research in Disasters (GOR Network) has been studying the short-term and long-term effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and related measures on the general health and well-being of the population of the Netherlands.

Publications

Nearly all of the research results published so far have been made available exclusively in Dutch. An overview of the relevant publications in Dutch is provided online on the Publicaties page. If and when research results or other materials are published in English, that overview will be provided here.

Literature review

The outbreak of the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 and the measures taken in response have had a major impact on public health. For the next five years, this impact will be studied in the Integrated Health Monitor COVID-19. One of the studies conducted within this research programme is a literature review. In this study, the Netherlands Institute for Health Services Research (Nivel) and the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) are reviewing relevant national and international scientific literature about the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic for the physical and mental health of young people in the Netherlands (aged 0 to 25 years).