Frontline health providers, hospital systems, foundations, patient groups, practitioner communities, governments, think tanks, and other organizations produce research, pilot projects, real-world evaluations, newsletters, and collaborative projects.
Public Health and Social Care brings this wealth of information together, updates it daily, adds search tools and unique identifiers—and preserves the material for future reference.
At a glance
1.2M+
More than 1.2 million publications from over 7,000 organizations around the globe.
150,000
A 150,000-item archive of items rescued from organizations that have ceased to exist.
A range of institutions and sources
Public health agencies
Medical associations
Medical foundations
Hospitals
Data collection and reporting agencies
Charities
Local, state, and national governments
Research institutes
Expert bloggers
Funding agencies
Pharmaceutical and medical companies
Health commissions
Health consulting companies
Community health organizations
Nursing and allied health organizations
Academic and professional societies
Disease surveillance and reporting organizations
A 2018 report authored by the Northern Territory Government in Australia.
Practical content that isn't found in traditional databases
Our focus is outside of journals, books, and formal publications. We’re also not aiming for conference proceedings, data sets, or dissertations. Instead, we’re focused on materials such as:
Research studies and reports
Case reports and case series
Performance data
Guidelines and manuals
Community health needs and impact assessments
Blogs and social media
Protocol and methodology papers
Health education and promotional literature
Policy and positioning statements
Newsletters and blogs
Disease surveillance reporting
Health technology assessments
A 2016 report compiled by the District of Columbia Department of Health HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis, STD, and TB Administration.
Global reach, custom coverage, and special archives
We focus on producers of English-language material and include other organizations on request. We create special preservation archives of topical content. A newly created “COVID-19 and Other Emergent Diseases” archive preserves details of the COVID-19, H1N1, and ZIKA emergencies with 150,000 studies, impact statements, and other items, so that lessons learned are not lost.
2022 report from a LGBTQIA+ Working Group
Grows evidence, ensures diversity
Public Health and Social Care provides access to pilot projects, real-world assessments, evaluations of interventions, and collaborative projects. It gives researchers information about the vulnerable and aging; people with learning, physical, or sensory difficulties; caregivers; indigenous peoples; non-white populations; the LGBTQ+ community; and immigrants.
2024 findings into what has been called "the worst treatment disaster in the history of the NHS.”
Fills knowledge gaps, informs decision-making, traces impact
The database publishes the latest research, innovations, and best practices long before they appear in journals, including updates appearing in newsletters, funding reports, and other sources. Organizations can trace their impact and measure how often they're mentioned in this literature.
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