Are there any global health and care challenges missing from the proposed list?

  • Speech, language and communication difficulties

  • I am not sure that I agree with only focussing on a small number of large topics

  • Scrutiny of governmental financial priority-setting criteria

  • Mental health

  • To be honest, to do this properly, need to do a global priority setting exercise, (mental health is missing)

  • Acute and emergency care, mental health and addictions, digital health (telemedicine, AI, 3D printing etc)

  • Mental health

  • Acute care e.g. heart attacks, accidents; Public health and health promotion; health policy

  • Mental health problems

  • Mental health; palliative and end of life care

  • Mental Health

  • cost-effectiveness, long-term harms from treatments, dementia

  • Ensuring equitable contribution from low and middle income countries

  • Antibiotic resistance (this is different from infectious diseases)

  • Migration,

  • Understudied / underserved conditions and communities

  • Yes, surgical conditions

  • Women's health

  • mental health

  • iatrogenic and pharmaceutical injury

  • Rare diseases

  • pain management

  • I had difficulties with the prioritization - it makes no sense really. I would rather see prioritization on quality and methodology; and leave the topics to a few very good functioning review groups

  • Many specific. Malaria, endemic infections, multidrug resistant bacteria

  • Strategies for empowering people on health care

  • Mental health, genetic medicine

  • Mental Health; Dementia;

  • Diabetes, heart-related diseases

  • Care LGBTQIA+ and related Health Issues

  • Mental health

  • Education about health

  • Many of them overlapping and general answer not possible

  • Adolescence and young adults, mental health and development (not mental illness)

  • Determinantes sociales de la salud

  • Dental care

  • Planning ahead for management of future global health issues such as another pandemic.

  • Violence and trauma

  • Emerging technologies; health behaviour

  • Mental Health

  • reimbursement; precision medicine

  • Mental health

  • Epidemics

  • Mental health, Dietary health, Pulblic health systems

  • Acute care including anaesthesia, perioperative care, critical care and emergency medicine

  • Pandemics

  • Mental Health

  • Displaced persons

  • Human trafficking and people smuggling and open borders.

  • Mental health; conflict

  • Environmental and commercial determinants of health, non-communicable diseases

  • Determinants of health, health economics, drug resistance

  • Mental health and physical inactivity

  • many - this would issue is wrong - cochrane needs to recognise there are very different priorities in different countries and areas and things are often not this simple - priority is very contextual. For example, oral health impacts cancer, ageing, etc - so such a list can be misunderstood. Health tends ot be system or condition based and so we just be mindful of this as clinical input, engagement, etc MUST be core.

  • Mental Health

  • Mental Illness

  • I am ok with it

  • Air pollution

  • I am sorry but I think these are largely irrelevant questions

  • Emergency & trauma, acute illnesses

  • Public health

  • Mental health

  • implementation of evidence based interventions

  • Mental health, food security, effects of war and civil unrest

  • Food insecurity, Behavior modification

  • Public health and prevention

  • migration

  • I think it's not up to us to choose, we all have personal biases - we should be led by decision-makers.

  • Cardiovascular catasrophes

  • All rare diseases. Cochrane evidence on these topics would be very valuable

  • nutrition

  • Mental health

  • Rational Drugs Use; Monitoring Drug Therapy

  • Oral Health

  • Data protection

  • yes, the harm from polypharmacy and "overtreatment"

  • Mental Health

  • Mental health, Health care costs, Personalised medicine and related to this, novel trial designs

  • critical care medicine, cardiovascular medicine

  • Occupational health

  • dealing with health misinformation

  • acute conditions

  • Many are inter-related, listing cancer as separated to NCDs doesn't make sense and similarly co-morbidities as separate to NCDs

  • substance related disorders, migration health

  • Depression, severe mental illness,

  • Acute respiratory diseases

  • This is a strange list - difficult to understand how you came up with this list - why not align to more well established ways of thinking about health and social care e.g. Clinical Medicine, Public Health, Health Services and Primary Care, Allied Health Professions, Dentistry, Nursing and Pharmacy, Psychology, Psychiatry and Neuroscience

  • More specifically cardiovascular and respiratory disease - still major killers

  • Informing cost-effective decisions

  • Be careful in the broad groupings - respiratory research is very underfunded compared to how burdensome it is

  • Communicating the evidence

  • Mental health

  • Sustainable health systems and a focus on too much medicine

  • Mental Health

  • communication / knowledge transfer

  • I don't think we should be prioritizing based on conditions; burden differs across world; what happens to more rare diseases, etc.

  • cost-effectiveness