Our strategy Our current strategic period started in 2021, setting out our vision and goals to achieve testing for healthy and safe lives.
ACT-Accelerator We co-convene the diagnostics pillar of this global collaboration to ensure access to COVID-19 tests for everyone, everywhere.
Diagnostics Day 2023 To kick off our 20th anniversary year, and discuss the WHA Resolution on diagnostics, FIND hosted a Diagnostics Day on the sidelines of the 76th World Health Assembly.
G20 in India We are highlighting the importance of diagnostics in ensuring that the G20 health priorities are achieved.
100 Days Mission A plan for the world to be able to respond to and extinguish the global threat of the next Disease X within 100 days of WHO declaring a major outbreak or pandemic.
Diagnostics & IP Find out how intellectual property rights are protected in the diagnostics industry.
Press release FIND welcomes adoption of historic World Health Assembly Resolution on diagnostics as the organization enters its 20th anniversary year
DxConnect Tools and resources provided under the DxConnect umbrella contain information managed and collated – but not owned – by FIND, as a service to the diagnostics community.
Data for decisions Diagnostics provide critical information for healthcare professionals, decision-makers, and people living with diseases and health conditions.
The diagnostic journey From R&D to implementation, the diagnostic value chain can be thought of as a journey of interconnected steps, or a "virtuous cycle".
Diagnostics Commission The Lancet Commission on diagnostics was published in 2021, putting forward recommendations to accelerate and transform access to diagnostics globally.
Abstract Quality, timely diagnosis is an essential enabler of health for all, yet diagnosis remains the weakest link in the care cascade. The COVID-19 pandemic has further highlighted how access to timely, accurate diagnostics is fundamental to effective healthcare and ensuring global health security. Progress has been made during the pandemic to enhance testing and surveillance capacity, but access to testing is still highly inequitable in low- and middle-income countries. As a result, meaningful action is needed to leverage the progress made during the COVID-19 pandemic in diagnostics and close the gaps that remain. FIND, the global alliance for diagnostics, alongside the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations, is coordinating the ambitious mission to create the tests necessary to respond to the next global threat within 100 days, as part of the 100 Days Mission. The support of the G7 will be vital in achieving these goals. This policy brief outlines our policy recommendations for the G7 to achieve the 100 Days Mission and create a future with equitable access to diagnostics and strong global health security. Full article Published in Think 7, 7 June 2022
