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Laboratory Medicine:Race Against COVID-19

Webinar PATELKI XIV

Dewi Muliaty

Jakarta, 12 September 2020

PT Prodia Widyahusada Tbk

Dewi.liusvia@prodia.co.id

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COVID-19 PANDEMIC

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Perkembangan Kasus CoVID-19 (per 8 September 2020)(sumber : https://covid19.go.id/peta-sebaran

kasus terkonfirmasi sembuh meninggal dalam perawatan/ isolasi mandiri (kumulatif) total kasus

Case Fatality Rate : 4.1%Recovered Rate : 71.5%%Active Cases : 24.4%Positive Rate : 13.9%Test : 1.434.294 orangPenduduk : 274.068.991Tes / 1 juta penduduk : 5.233

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Ekspansi Kapasitas Laboratorium Data 1 Mei - 8 September 2020 (Sumber Data : BNPB)

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Data per 8 September 20201. Jumlah Laboratorium Jejaring : 320 lab dengan rincian : RT PCR (158 lab) TCM (138 lab) RT-PCR dan TCM (24 lab)2. Jumlah spesimen yg selesai diperiksa (per hari / kumulatif) : 32.643 / 2.484.807 spesimen3. Jumlah orang yg diperiksa (per hari / kumulatif) : 16.600 / 1.434.294

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When “Perform” becomes “Survive”COVID-19 Pandemic impact to Lab Medicine• Changing business as usual to health emergence crisis• An unprecedented scale of testing for the highly contagious coronavirus• A shortage of PCR lab and lab workers capable of running the tests has hindered mass testing efforts• Future samples pouring in would be more than Lab can handle• Contracting the virus even with the personal protective equipment (PPE) on

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From “Behind” the Scenes to the “Forefront”Lab Medicine Contributions during COVID-19 Pandemic• Lab test recognition by many people in the world (serological rapid test/lab based, PCR COVID-19) in

short time• The importance to provide high quality test result and fast report release• Test result as decision for patient and disease management• Lab medicine expert’s influence have moved to the forefront of healthcare system• Develop new testing for better disease management

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Response to COVID-19 PandemicLab Medicine Strategic during COVID-19 Pandemic

• Provide appropriate PPE for lab personnel and customer service for safety

• Provide COVID-19 related testing

• Train more lab workers with new platform which was mainly for research rather than diagnostic purposes

• Maintain cleanliness of all facilities, and healthy of all team-work

• Business Continuity Plan Readiness – Risk Management

• Be empathetic and practice business ethics – deliver solution for customers

• CSR program for healthcare force in Hospital, Clinic, and nearby society

• Keep updating COVID-19 scientific knowledge, and policy/regulation from government, WHO, CDC

• Keep communicating and educating customers (doctors, patients) through Webinar especially in COVID-19 updates

• Revisit strategies and reinvent programs – Maintain logistic for continuing service

• Prudent cost management – productivity enabled by IT – enhance digital platform

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Anticipation StepsMarketing

General Affairs

Lab Operation

ITCustomer

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Human Capital

Finance

Response Capacity Anticipation Steps: Revisit Strategies, Reinvent Programs

Promote Initiative, Innovation and CreativityManpower and Technology Readiness to face COVID-19 Pandemic• Thanks to team work and resilience spirit• Thanks to automation, robotic platform.• Thanks to digital technology• Thanks to regulatory support: Decentralization of testing• Thanks to Laboratory Association and related Association (PDS PK, PATELKI, IACC/HKKI, ILKI, PERSI)

Fully AutomatedPCR Manual Platform Medium Automated

Molecular Rapid Test (TCM)

Preparing The Next NormalPost-COVID-19• Collaborations & partnerships• Digital transformation• Build talent of leaders & agile-productive culture• Continue to innovate, create solution with sense of urgency• Preparing the new normal with value for customers

Shifting to Digital ServicesIndonesian Consumer Survey – Covid - 19 Condition

Source: McKinsey & Company COVID-19 Indonesia Consumer Pulse Survey 5/20/2020 – 5/22/2020

Have you used or done any of the following since COVID-19 started?

User Growth and Intent to Use after COVID-19

Activities User Growth Intent to Continue

Online fitness 29% 67%

Wellness app 35% 69%

Telemedicine: physical 62% 73%

Telemedicine: mental 42% 63%

Source: Deloitte Study of Healthcare Consumer Response to COVID-19, April/May 2020

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64%I am fearful for my own health

64%I am worried about the impact on my personal job security

88%I am worried about the impact on the economy

82%I am fearful for the health of others

Nearly half of all patients reported that they are now getting treatment at home instead of going to their healthcare provider’s office.

60%of patients want to use technology more for communicating with healthcare providers and managing their condition

41%of patients used video conferencing to communicate with their healthcare providers about treatment – for many of them, this was their first-time using video calls for healthcare (70%)

44%of patients used new devices or apps to help manage conditions remotely during COVID-19

Research Said…The Impact of Coronavirus Outbreak

Economy Outlook 2020 to 2021The Impact of Coronavirus Outbreak

Economy Outlook 2020 - 2021The Impact of Coronavirus Outbreak

Indonesia Economy Outlook 2020-2021Post COVID-19 Outbreak

Year Indonesia’s Govt’(Jun 20)

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2020 -0.4% to 1.0% 0.0% -3.9% to -2.8% -1.0% -0.3%

2021 4.5 to 5.5% 4.8% 2.6% to 5.2% 5.3% 6.1%

Source: Indonesia Ministry of Finance, Dampak COVID-19 & Program Pemulihan Ekonomi Nasional (released on July 1st, 2020)

Government of Indonesia and several organizations estimate Indonesia’s Economy Outlook are ranging from -3.9% to 1.0% in 2020 and 2.6% to 6.1% in 2021

*Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development**Asian Development Bank***International Monetary Fund

SummaryTurning COVID-19 Crisis into the Next Opportunity• Review work plan and operation model. Identify what needs to

change, to keep, to cut, to accelerate during and preparing post- pandemic

• Review man power and talent profile. Do cross functioning coordination. Define what new skills and core capabilities will be needed in the next normal of work

• Expand more network for collaboration and learn the possibility to change business model. Be innovative, be agile in execute and decision making

• Accelerate digital transformation. Invest in digital tools and technologies that enable new ways of working and meeting customers’ needs

• Continue to innovate. Every Idea is an Experiment in real time.

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