DEVELOPING BUSINESS STRATEGY FOR COVID-19 SPECIMEN TESTING LABORATORY THROUGH SCENARIO PLANNING (CASE STUDY OF INDONESIAN FDA BIOHAZARD LABORATORY)

The COVID-19 pandemic is a public health emergency, and COVID-19 specimen testing laboratory plays a critical role in containing the pandemic. This ongoing pandemic has provided an opportunity to assess the preparedness, reaction, and resilience of Indonesia's laboratory systems. Numerous const...

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spelling id-itb.:635162022-02-15T18:23:44ZDEVELOPING BUSINESS STRATEGY FOR COVID-19 SPECIMEN TESTING LABORATORY THROUGH SCENARIO PLANNING (CASE STUDY OF INDONESIAN FDA BIOHAZARD LABORATORY) Taufiqurrohman Indonesia Theses COVID-19, Scenario Planning, Testing Laboratory, Sars-Cov-2 Variant, Government Policy, Indonesian FDA, Biohazard Laboratory INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/63516 The COVID-19 pandemic is a public health emergency, and COVID-19 specimen testing laboratory plays a critical role in containing the pandemic. This ongoing pandemic has provided an opportunity to assess the preparedness, reaction, and resilience of Indonesia's laboratory systems. Numerous constraints, including population size, geographical fragmentation, staff and equipment distribution, and the uneven capacity of consumables in many areas, have contributed to Indonesia remaining one of the countries with insufficient diagnostic laboratory readiness. The purpose of this study is to navigate the uncertainty of the future by analyzing the potential business impacts of future events and considering alternative possible outcomes for COVID-19 specimen testing laboratory especially Indonesian FDA Biohazard Laboratory. Four scenarios were developed to serve as a framework for laboratory's strategy due to overcoming obstacles and capitalizing on possibilities over the next five years. 25 experts participated in this scenario planning research, including COVID-19 analyst and biomolecular experts from several Covid-19 testing laboratories and research institution, health policymakers, virologist, researcher and physicians. 19 driving forces identified in this study from a political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal perspective that would shape future COVID-19 testing systems and laboratories. Government policy and the emergence of the SARS-CoV2 variant were identified as critical uncertainty variables with the biggest impact and level of uncertainty in the COVID-19 pandemic situation. The implications and options of each scenario are examined, along with recommendations for the Indonesian FDA Biohazard laboratory. text
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description The COVID-19 pandemic is a public health emergency, and COVID-19 specimen testing laboratory plays a critical role in containing the pandemic. This ongoing pandemic has provided an opportunity to assess the preparedness, reaction, and resilience of Indonesia's laboratory systems. Numerous constraints, including population size, geographical fragmentation, staff and equipment distribution, and the uneven capacity of consumables in many areas, have contributed to Indonesia remaining one of the countries with insufficient diagnostic laboratory readiness. The purpose of this study is to navigate the uncertainty of the future by analyzing the potential business impacts of future events and considering alternative possible outcomes for COVID-19 specimen testing laboratory especially Indonesian FDA Biohazard Laboratory. Four scenarios were developed to serve as a framework for laboratory's strategy due to overcoming obstacles and capitalizing on possibilities over the next five years. 25 experts participated in this scenario planning research, including COVID-19 analyst and biomolecular experts from several Covid-19 testing laboratories and research institution, health policymakers, virologist, researcher and physicians. 19 driving forces identified in this study from a political, economic, social, technological, environmental, and legal perspective that would shape future COVID-19 testing systems and laboratories. Government policy and the emergence of the SARS-CoV2 variant were identified as critical uncertainty variables with the biggest impact and level of uncertainty in the COVID-19 pandemic situation. The implications and options of each scenario are examined, along with recommendations for the Indonesian FDA Biohazard laboratory.
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DEVELOPING BUSINESS STRATEGY FOR COVID-19 SPECIMEN TESTING LABORATORY THROUGH SCENARIO PLANNING (CASE STUDY OF INDONESIAN FDA BIOHAZARD LABORATORY)
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title DEVELOPING BUSINESS STRATEGY FOR COVID-19 SPECIMEN TESTING LABORATORY THROUGH SCENARIO PLANNING (CASE STUDY OF INDONESIAN FDA BIOHAZARD LABORATORY)
title_short DEVELOPING BUSINESS STRATEGY FOR COVID-19 SPECIMEN TESTING LABORATORY THROUGH SCENARIO PLANNING (CASE STUDY OF INDONESIAN FDA BIOHAZARD LABORATORY)
title_full DEVELOPING BUSINESS STRATEGY FOR COVID-19 SPECIMEN TESTING LABORATORY THROUGH SCENARIO PLANNING (CASE STUDY OF INDONESIAN FDA BIOHAZARD LABORATORY)
title_fullStr DEVELOPING BUSINESS STRATEGY FOR COVID-19 SPECIMEN TESTING LABORATORY THROUGH SCENARIO PLANNING (CASE STUDY OF INDONESIAN FDA BIOHAZARD LABORATORY)
title_full_unstemmed DEVELOPING BUSINESS STRATEGY FOR COVID-19 SPECIMEN TESTING LABORATORY THROUGH SCENARIO PLANNING (CASE STUDY OF INDONESIAN FDA BIOHAZARD LABORATORY)
title_sort developing business strategy for covid-19 specimen testing laboratory through scenario planning (case study of indonesian fda biohazard laboratory)
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