COVID Commons Final Report

COVID-19 DIAGNOSTICS COMMONS SUMMARY REPORT Authors: Mara G. Aspinall, Principal Investigator Nathaniel L. Wade, Co-Principal Investigator July 1, 2020 - December 31, 2021

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Executive

Summary Table of Contents 2 Executive summary 4 Testimonials

6 COVID-19 Testing Commons 8 COVID-19 Workplace Commons 10 Case studies 12 Taking back control during COVID-19 webinar series 16 Testing Technology Trends (T3) blog

The Arizona State University (ASU) COVID-19 Diagnostics Commons, in partnership with The Rockefeller Foundation, has grown to be one of the most trusted educational resources in the COVID era. Our shared goal, democratizing COVID information, was clearly achieved.

The ASU COVID-19 Diagnostics Commons (COVID Commons) was launched mid 2020 and continues strong today. We believe that we achieved all of the goals of our Rockefeller Foundation grant – most importantly to disseminate vital fact-based information about COVID tests and testing.

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ASUCovidCommons.com is the landing page for users to access the various initiatives within the COVID Commons including Workplace Commons, Testing Commons, T3 Blog, Taking Back Control Webinars.

COVID-19 Testing Commons is the one-stop, comprehensive source for information about COVID-19 tests on the market and in development worldwide. It currently profiles more than 2,600 tests.

2,600+ Tests

is an interactive community using benchmark survey responses from over 1,000 companies worldwide.

This initiative has been in partnership with the World Economic Forum (WEF).

is a blog featuring short analyses of a variety of relevant COVID-19 diagnostics related topics including wastewater testing, airborne virus particle transmission, and test accuracy.

Taking Back Control, has hosted eight webinars covering all aspects of COVID-19 from variants, vaccines, workplace trends, to the reopening of schools.

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Authors

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Speakers

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Companies

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Partner Testimonials

“All awardees have been directed by the NIH Coordination and Data Collections Center to the ASU College of Health Solutions COVID-19 Diagnostic Commons website to find their COVID-19 test of choice. I wanted to let you know that I have found the website established by the ASU College of Health Solutions to be fantastic and a great resource for the world in the fight against the pandemic.”

– Assistant dean and professor at an academic medical center

“Incredibly helpful to have all of this detailed data in one place.”

– K-12 parent

“Your interactive report is easy to use and great information!”

– State department of health

“This is my go-to resource for COVID testing.”

– State department of health

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“TestingCommons.com has been an invaluable resource to my team here and has helped inform our contributions to the pandemic policy response in the UK and the countries we directly support. Thank you and your team for all the work you continue to do in this space.”

– Tony Blair, former Prime Minister of Great Britain and Northern Ireland & Executive Chairman of the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change

“Testing Commons is officially my new favorite site.”

– Diagnostic test company “Consolidated source for useful COVID data about testing.”

– Venture capital firm

“After seeing Testing Commons - we realized that we did not need half of our market analysis team!”

“We found the information to be very interesting and would like to understand more about what companies are doing by industry, specifically regarding testing.”

– Large diagnostic firm

– Global research institute

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COVID-19

Testing Commons TestingCommons.com Overview TestingCommons.com is a one-stop, comprehensive source for information on over 2,600 COVID-19 tests worldwide. TestingCommons.com is the most complete global database of COVID tests, both on the market and in research and development. Users can search by multiple parameters including test type, technology, regulatory status, country of origin, and more. This project is a result of a strong collaborative partnership with ASU Decision Theater.

TestingCommons.com is also available on The National Institutes of Health’s RADx-UP website to help underserved populations get access to COVID-19 testing.

26,000 Page Views

https://radx-up.org/covid-19-testing-commons/ The National Institutes of Health’s RADx-UP website featuring Testing Commons

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86% 95% Users who responded to survey said the website has been useful 7

Users who said they are likely to return

COVID-19

Workplace Commons ASUWorkplaceCommons.com Overview To make the results accessible to all, we built an innovative, interactive back-to-workplace data ashboard that enables survey data to be sorted by industry sectors and geography. The dashboard includes 9 searchable parameters (Case Studies, Testing, Contract Tracing, Vaccination, Employee Wellbeing, Future of Work, Pandemic Response, Preparedness, Financial Impact)

ASUWorkplaceCommons.com was created in collaboration with the World Economic Forum (WEF) and ASU Decision Theater. The central resource for the community is an Employer Survey titled Keeping Workers Well. Each of the three surveys contained more than 100 questions within 7 categories including facility/company location and industry sector, testing, vaccination, contact tracing, workplace policies, employee wellbeing, and pandemic response, preparedness, and impact.

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1,500+ Media mentions

2.1 B Audience reach

The Workplace Commons Report, Facing Uncertainty: The Challenges of COVID-19 in the Workplace. Press citings include coverage from Health Affairs, National Geographic, Washington Post, and an exclusive feature in The New York Times.

The Workplace Commons Report, Back to the Workplace: Are we there yet?

Key Insights from Employers. Press citings including coverage from ABC, CNBC, CNN, Forbes Magazine, Fox, NBC, The New York Times, and The Wall Street Journal.

How Work Has Changed: The Lasting Impact of COVID-19 on the Workplace.

ack to the Workplace: Are we there yet?

Key Insights from Employers One Year Into the Pandemic

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Case Studies https://chs.asu.edu/diagnostics-commons/workplace-commons

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The COVID-19 Workplace Commons: Keeping Workers Well initiative leverages WEF’s platform, networks and global convening ability to collect, refine and share strategies for returning to – and remaining in – the workplace safely as part of the broader COVID-19 recovery. We have featured 15 employer case studies to date.

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Companies North America 1. Visby Medical 2. Avellino 3. University of South Dakota 4. Dow 5. Terex Corporation 6. Perkin Elmer

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Africa 7. 54 Gene Europe 8. Yara International 9. Merck KG&A 10. Ada Health 11. SAP SE Asia 12. Koc Holdings 13. Riyad Bank 14. Infosys 15. SOS International

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Taking Back Control During COVID-19 Webinar Series https://chs.asu.edu/diagnosticscommons/webinars Overview Given the unparalleled health and economic threats brought on by COVID-19, sharing information and best practices is more important than ever. We have hosted eight public webinars in our Taking Back Control During COVID-19 webinar series.

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Taking Back Control During COVID-19 Webinar Titles/Topics

COVID-19 Information Overload: Taking Back Control

COVID-19: Impact on Health & Wellbeing of our Employees

Leading Innovation Through Uncertain Times

Leaders Implementing Data Driven Decisions

Roadmap to Reopening K-12 Schools

Global Perspectives on COVID Variants, Vaccines and Testing

Back to the Workplace: Key Pandemic Insights from Employers

COVID Diagnostics Commons: Surviving the Last Lap and Planning for What’s Next

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Taking Back Control During COVID-19 Webinar Series Panelists Alex Alonso Chief Knowledge Officer, Society for Human Resource Management

Trent Burner VP of Research, Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)

Mara G. Aspinall Professor of Practice, Arizona State University

Michael M. Crow President of Arizona State University

Alex Alonso, PhD Chief Knowledge Officer, Society of Human Resource Professionals

Melea Atkins Health, economic and COVID-19 policy consultant, COVID-19 Response Advisors

John Dony Senior Director Thought Leadership, National Safety Council

Kelly Beaver

Dr. Steven D. Freedman Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School Chief of the Division of Translational Research, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Melea Atkins, MBA Managing Director, Health, Economic, & Public Affairs COVID-19 Policy Consultant

Ipsos MORI

Steven D. Freedman, MD, PhD Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School; Chief Division of Translational Research at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Tamsin Berry Partner, Population Health Partners, Former Director, Office for Life Sciences, UK Dept of Health and Social Care

Larry Gadea Founder and CEO, Envoy

Rick Bright Senior Vice President of Pandemic Prevention and Response, The Rockefeller Foundation

Dr. Nancy Gagliano Core lead, RADx Tech

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Mayor Kate Gallego City of Phoenix

Deepak Nath President, Diagnostics, Siemens Healthineers

Suzanna Jemsby Head of School, Washington International School

Ranga Sampath Chief Scientific Officer, Foundation for Innovative New Diagnostics (FIND)

Jason Kelly Chief Executive Officer, Ginkgo BioWorks

Dr. Rajiv J. Shah President, The Rockefeller Foundation

Mike Magee Chief Executive Officer, Chiefs for Change

Roger Steen Emergency Response, Yara International

Dr. Mark McClellan Director, Duke Margolis Center and Former Commissioner of the FDA

Dr. Alan Tennenberg Fellow, World Economic Forum

Dr. William Morice Professor and chair, Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, Mayo Clinic President, Mayo Clinic Laboratories

Manny Valenzuela Superintendent, Sahuarita Unified School District

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Testing Technology Trends (T3) Blog https://chs.asu.edu/diagnostics-commons/blog Overview Testing Technology Trends (T3) is a blog featuring short analyses of relevant COVID-19 topics Topics

Dealing with COVID-19 in the workplace: Planning for employee safety and outbreak prevention

Viral load and Ct values – How do we use quantitative PCR quantitatively?

Interpretation of SARS-CoV-2 Immune Response Tests

How worried should we be about newly emerging strains of SARS CoV2?

COVID-19 primarily infects its victims via expired breath – so why are we not using breath to detect it?

All eyes on Israel and Brazil

The COVID pandemic: Testing and disparities

School system leadership in an almost impossible era

The Future of Testing for COVID Immunity

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Authors Mara G. Aspinall Saja El Yaacoub Nichole Eshelman Dr. James Everhart Dr. Steven Freedman Genie Joseph

Dr. Nancy Galiano Dr. Jonathan Quick Dr. L. Gayani Tillekeratne Carl Yamashiro Rachael Fleurence Dr. Krishna Juluru

Matthew McMahon Dr. William Morice Manuel Valenzuela Andrew Weitz

SARS-CoV-2 diagnostics: A moving target

Pooling test samples: How and when it works.

COVID-19 testing: Going to the dogs?

Say Yes! COVID Test; The COVID pandemic

The good, the bad, and the ugly of COVID-19 superspreaders.

Ghosts in the Air: The lesson learned from a bus trip.

COVID-19 Test Accuracy: When is too much of a good thing bad? https://chs. asu.edu/diagnostics-commons/blog/ the-lesson-learned-from-a-bus-trip

Wastewater testing for COVID-19 hotspot detection: What’s the scoop on poop?

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ASU / Rockefeller Experts

Melea Atkins Health, economic and COVID-19 policy consultant, COVID-19 Response Melea Atkins, MBAAdvisors Health, Economic, & COVID-19 Policy Consultant

Manny Valenzuela Superintendent, Sahuarita Unified School District Manny Valenzuela, EdD Superintendent, Sahuarita Unified School District

Dr. William Morice Professor and chair, Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, Mayo Clinic President, Mayo Clinic William Morice, MD Laboratories Professor and Chair, Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, Mayo Clinic and President, Mayo Clinic Labs

Dr. Steven D. Freedman Steven D. Freedman, MD, PhD Professor of Medicine,Harvard Harvard Medical School Professor of Medicine, Medical School; Chief Division of Chief of the Division of Translational Research, Beth Translational Research at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Dr. Nancy Gagliano Core lead, RADx Tech Nancy Gagliano, MD, MBA Core Lead, RADX Tech 18

New initiatives EvidenceCommons.com ConnectToTest.com

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New initiatives EvidenceCommons.com The first interactive national repository of information on COVID-19 test research.

The COVID-19 Diagnostics Commons resulted in new collaborations and initiatives. The two new initiatives facilitate and improve decision making for researchers, companies, and individuals by providing knowledge and information about COVID tests.

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New initiatives ConnectToTest.com Was developed in collaboration with When To Test and Project N95. Connect to Test is a tool to help organizations and individuals find the right COVID-19 tests for their unique needs. This online tool locates available tests and directs consumers to Project N95 and Google Marketplace where they are able to purchase tests individually or in bulk.

Connect to Test is a new tool that helps organizations and individuals find the right COVID-19 tests for their unique needs.

Online tool to locate and purchase available tests from

Developed in collaboration with

Project N95.org

WhenToTest.org

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About the team https://chs.asu.edu/diagnostics-commons/about Principle Investigators

Nathaniel L. Wade, PhD Executive Director and Assistant Research Professor, ASU College of Health Solutions

Mara G. Aspinall, MBA Professor of Practice, ASU College of Health Solutions

Our team would like to thank The Rockefeller Foundation for their support of this initiative.

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ASU College of Health Solutions Dr. Brandon M. Henry* Physician, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center

*Top 10 most prolific COVID researchers

Dr. Sarah Igoe Research Professional Julie Krell Senior Director of Marketing and Event Solutions Deanna Johnson Mullican Graphic Designer Principal

Katie Cannon Alumni Relations Coordinator

Sarah Miller Web Associate

Jonathan Kurka Senior Research Analyst

Monica Lovato Project Manager

Kym Levesque Marketing Content Manager

Kelly Krause Media and Communications Manager

Carl Yamashiro Clinical Associate Professor

Jane Crane Events/Admin Program Coordinator

Leo Pardo Digital Marketing Manager

ASU Decision Theater Jon Miller Director

Ashish Padakannaya Student Employee

Krishna Prasad Kesani Student Employee

Erzhena Soktoeva UX Design Lead

Fangwu Wei Assistant Research Scientist and Data Scientist

Swaminathan Balachandran Student Employee

Lokeshwar Dasa Gangadhar Gupta Student Employee Rahul Santhosh Kumar Varma Student Employee Sri Kandala Manager and Research Scientist

DeAnn Fedyski Project Coordinator Ramesh Gorantla Software Development Lead Pranathi Pantham Software Development Lead

Ana Hernandez Graphic Designer

World Economic Forum Genya Dana Head of Healthcare Transformation

Cameron Fox Project Specialist, Precision Medicine

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Ishrat Lallmamode Student Employee Sravani Gandla Student Employee Kayleigh Steele Student Employee Avinash Bhojwani Student Employee

ASU COVID Commons Initiatives https://ASUcovidcommons.com

https://testingcommons.com

https://ASUworkplacecommons.com

https://chs.asu.edu/diagnostics-commons/ evidence-commons

https://chs.asu.edu/diagnostics-commons/webinars

https://chs.asu.edu/diagnostics-commons/blog

https://ConnectToTest.com

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