PPT-Biosafety & biosecurity

in the lab Dr Muthana A Al Shemeri Muthanadyahoocom CBRN Risks Biothreats in the 21st century Governmental biological weapons programs Nonstate actors bioterrorism Naturallyoccurring emerging and . The levels are designated in ascending order by degree of protection provided to personnel the environment and the community Standard microbiological practices are common to all laboratories Special microbiological practices enhance worker safety en Overview. Biosecurity. Series of management practices. Prevent introduction. Keep disease agents out of animal populations where they are not present. Prevent further spread . From infected to uninfected groups. Series of . management practices. Bioexclusion. Preventing the . introduction . onto . non-infected premises. Biocontainment. Preventing the spread . from an infected premises. By . animals, personnel, . Adapted from the FAD PReP/NAHEMS . Guidelines: Biosecurity (2016). Zones, areas, and premises designations during an FAD response. Roles and responsibilities. Work Zones of a contaminated premises. Concepts of biocontainment and bioexclusion. PReP. /NAHEMS . Guidelines: Biosecurity (2016). Basic biosecurity concepts. Routes of exposure. Steps to develop a biosecurity plan. Three levels of biosecurity . Practical application of operational measures in bioexclusion and biocontainment. Adapted from the FAD . PReP. /NAHEMS . Guidelines: Biosecurity (2013). Reduce risk of disease spread. During movement of personnel, equipment, and materials. During routine animal care. During animal emergency . Adapted from the FAD PReP/NAHEMS . Guidelines: Biosecurity (2016). Importance of biosecurity. Routes of exposure to disease. Steps in developing a biosecurity plan. Introduction to 3 levels of biosecurity. Ingegerd . Kallings. Swedish . Institute. for . Communicable. . Disease. . Control. Stockholm, Sweden. Anticipating . Biosecurity. Challenges of the Global Expansion of High Containment Biological Laboratories . Adapted from the FAD . PReP. /NAHEMS . Guidelines: Biosecurity (2013). Reduce risk of disease spread. During movement of personnel, equipment, and materials. During routine animal care. During animal emergency . •. . Biosafety overview. • Background. • Principles. • Containment. • Risk Assessment. • . Blood borne . Pathogens. What is Biosafety?. The . principles, practices, procedures, . and . containment . : RESEARCH ACTIVITIES I NVOLVING COVID - 19 SPECIMENS & SARS - CoV - 2 MATERIALS Activities / Materials Examples IBC A ction N eeded Key Biosafety E lements BSL - 3 Lab research a ctivities in Biosafety level mean the containment level to manage the handling of infectious material in the lab so that they are not expose to human being. Containment level ranges from lowest level to the highest levels . IKPO, PRECIOUS ETINOSA . (PhD, AMLSCN). ADMLS/HEAD, MEDICAL LABORATORY UNIT. FNPH, BENIN.. A PAPER . DELIVERED . AT 2022 SCIENTIFIC WORKSHOP ORGANISED BY . THE MEDICAL LABORATORY UNIT, FEDERAL NEURO-PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL , BENIN.. Melanesian Arc. . Bill Magee. Plant Biosecurity Cooperative Research Centre. BUILDING CAPACITY . BUILDING CAPACITY IN THE . PACIFIC REGION. . Capacity building activities are delivered for a number of .