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Room C3.5 : 14:00 15:30 Pandemic Response

Session

Session

2:00 pm

11 November 2024

Room C3.5

Themes

The role of veterinary epidemiology in pandemic response

Session Description

Chairperson: Charles Caraguel

Moderators

Charles Caraguel

Epidemiologist at the Adelaide Veterinary School
University of Sydney

Session Program

2:00 pm

Do country reports of disease occurrence and control capacity reflect reality?

Roger Morris - Managing Director - MorVet Ltd and EpiSoft International Ltd

2:15 pm

The power of public-private partnerships in transboundary animal disease control

Isabel MacPhillamy - Veterinary Consultant - Ausvet Pty Ltd

2:30 pm

A strategic framework to support national early warning systems

Fernanda Dórea - Epidemiologist - Society for Veterinary Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine - SVEPM
A strategic framework to support national early warning systems

2:45 pm

How many porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome outbreaks are there in my region? an early warning tool for disease occurrence in the United States breeding herds

Mariana Kikuti - Researcher - University of Minnesota
How many porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome outbreaks are there in my region? an early warning tool for disease occurrence in the United States breeding herds

3:00 pm

Epidemiological modelling for policy development and evaluation: best practice guidance and recommendations for animal health related modelling

Charlotte Cook - Senior Science Relationship Manager - Animal and Plant Health Agency

3:15 pm

Carcass collection in outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza in wild birds: does it make a difference?

Katherine Adam - Lecturer - University of Edinburgh

3:20 pm

Risk factors of highly pathogenic avian influenza infection in the epidemics in Japan from 2022 to 2023

Emi Yamaguchi - Researcher - NIAH, NARO

3:25 pm

Risk factors for introduction of highly pathogenic avian influenza into farms with poultry and other captive birds in Denmark

Helene Jensen - PhD student - University of Copenhagen

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