Animal health surveillance

Here are entered works on the systematic collection and evaluation of data on the incidence and distribution of animal and wildlife diseases and injuries for the purpose of their prevention and management.

found: Work cat.: Mavrot, F. Wildlife health and a growing agriculture industry in the Northwest Territories : a report on active and passive northern wildlife health surveillance activities done through the University of Calgary, 2021:p. iii (wildlife health monitoring and surveillance; surveillance programs to detect changes in wildlife health that may pose a risk to, or have originated from, domestic livestock; animal health conditions; early detection system for emerging disease syndromes and changes in animal health) (OCoLC)1291652239

found: Animal health surveillance in the United States, via U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service website, Jan. 11, 2022(A comprehensive, coordinated, integrated surveillance system is the foundation for animal health, public health, food safety, and environmental health. Animal health surveillance is designed to detect threats to animal health in a timely manner)

found: International Office of Epizootics. Terrestrial animal health code, 2021, via WWW, Jan. 11, 2022:v. 1, chaper 1.4 (Animal health surveillance is a tool to monitor disease trends, to facilitate the control of infection or infestation, to provide data for use in risk analysis, for animal or public health purposes, to substantiate the rationale for sanitary measures and for providing assurances to trading partners. The type of surveillance applied depends on the objectives of the surveillance, the available data sources and the outputs needed to support decision-making. The general recommendations in this chapter may be applied to all infections or infestations and all susceptible species (including wildlife) and may be adapted to national or local settings; Wildlife may be included in a surveillance system because they can serve as reservoirs of infection or infestation and as indicators of risk to humans and domestic animals. However, the presence of an infection or infestation in wildlife does not mean it is necessarily present in domestic animals in the same country or zone, or vice versa. Surveillance in wildlife presents challenges that may differ significantly from those in surveillance in domestic animals; Surveillance system means the use of one or more surveillance components to generate information on the health status of animal populations)

Here are entered works on the systematic collection and evaluation of data on the incidence and distribution of animal and wildlife diseases and injuries for the purpose of their prevention and management.