@BLOG{Agwu_P-2021_162349,
title = {The search for information during the COVID-19 pandemic and expectations on science},
author = {Agwu, P. and Etiaba, E. and Uzochukwu, B. and Onwujekwe, O.},
month = {oct},
year = {2021},
abstract = {In May of 2020, the Nigerian government directlychallenged academicsto provide more scientific evidence on COVID-19. This demand was not just about the virus and its evolution, but inclusive of all aspects of the pandemic and all those involved such as government operations, non-government actors, and citizens. However, the usefulness of scientific evidence transcends beyond the government, as it is even more useful to the vast majority of citizens who need knowledge, hope and clarity in difficult and unpredictable moments created by the pandemic. TheHealth Policy Research Group (HPRG)made attempts to navigate through such tough moments with scientific communication.},
journal = {African Health Observatory — Platform on Health Systems and Policies},
publisher = {Medium},
url = {https://publichealthscotland.scot/id/162349},
}
