[Good practice in health reporting-from the beginning to version 2.0]

In the context of public health, health reporting functions as a mediator between science and policy. The development of guidelines for good practice in health reporting took place in response to needs that were frequently expressed by experts in this public health area. The pilot version of the guidelines was drawn up in 2011 and discussed at a number of relevant conferences. After the publication of version 1.0 in 2017, another peer review process followed, which led to the extensively revised guidelines for good practice in health reporting as version 2.0. As health reporting is currently in a process of innovation and increasing in importance, it is foreseeable that the guidelines will have to be revised again in the not too distant future.