Question reference: S6W-08611
- Asked by: Jackie Baillie, MSP for Dumbarton, Scottish Labour
- Date lodged: 19 May 2022
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Current status: Answered by Maree Todd on 7 June 2022
Question
To ask the Scottish Government, further to the answer to question S6W-07714 by Maree Todd on 25 April 2022, when the final project reports referenced in the answer will be published on the Chief Scientist Office website.
Answer
Following an independent expert review process, 9 projects were funded through the CSO's Long-term effects of COVID-19 call Long Covid Call – Chief Scientist Office (scot.nhs.uk)
CSO funded research project start dates are confirmed through submission by the corresponding host institution of a completed start certificate ( Form7-Start-Certificate.docx (live.com) )
The following table shows the confirmed start dates and derived end dates for the 9 projects funded through the Long-term effects of COVID-19 call
Project | Start Certificate | End Date |
COV-LTE-20-04 | 01-03-21 | 28-02-23 |
COV-LTE-20-06 | 01-02-21 | 31-01-23 |
COV-LTE-20-08 | 01-04-21 | 31-03-23 |
COV-LTE-20-10 | 01-02-21 | 31-01-23 |
COV-LTE-20-15 | 01-03-21 | 28-02-23 |
COV-LTE-20-26 | 01-04-21 | 31-03-23 |
COV-LTE-20-28 | 01-02-21 | 31-01-23 |
COV-LTE-20-29 | 01-05-21 | 30-04-23 |
COV-LTE-20-32 | 01-05-21 | 28-02-23 |
Final reports will be published on the CSO website upon completion of the projects.
Project final reports are the result of a collaborative effort between the individual project teams and members of the CSO Public Engagement Group who work together to ensure the reports are written in accessible language. There is therefore an inevitable short delay between the project end date and the publication of the final report on the CSO website.