by PFSCM | Jun 16, 2026 | Procurement
Introduction Across global health, diagnostics are becoming more advanced, connected, and decentralized1. Despite these innovations, many country programs still face a familiar challenge: managing the operational systems required to keep diagnostic networks running...
by Sinette Goosen | Jun 12, 2026 | Pandemic preparedness
Introduction When an infectious disease outbreak occurs, an effective response depends on a combination of strong health systems, trained healthcare workers, well-equipped facilities, robust surveillance and laboratory networks, and reliable access to medical products...
by PFSCM | Apr 24, 2026 | Logistics, Procurement
Ensuring access to malaria diagnostics is not just about procurement. It is about orchestrating a seamless, end-to-end supply chain that connects global suppliers with frontline health workers in remote and geographically challenging regions. Indonesia continues to...
by PFSCM | Mar 23, 2026 | Logistics, Procurement, Sourcing
Each year, tuberculosis (TB) continues to infect millions of people worldwide. Yet one of the biggest challenges in controlling the disease is not treatment — it is timely diagnosis. Globally, millions of people with TB are never diagnosed or reported to national...
by PFSCM | Mar 23, 2026 | Logistics, Procurement, Sourcing
Faster and more accurate tuberculosis (TB) diagnosis can mean earlier treatment initiation, reduced transmission, and stronger national response capacity. In high-burden settings where access to diagnostics remains limited, delays in diagnosis can also contribute to...
