PPT-Bioterrorism and Biosecurity

THE AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY AND YOU What is Bioterrorism A bioterrorism attack is the intentional release of infectious agents in order to harm or kill humans plants animals etc CDC 2007 What is Bioterrorism. for . Dairy Farm Workers. Ellen Jordan, PhD; Ralph Bruno, DVM, MS; Juan A. Hernandez-Rivera, PhD; and Kevin Lager, MS-. Texas . AgriLife. Extension Service. Mireille. . Chahine. , PhD . – University of Idaho. Stephen G. Newman Ph.D.. President and CEO Aquaintech Inc. . sgnewm@aqua-in-tech.com. Presentation. Biosecurity defined. Why?. Where?. How?. Expected result. Vietnam No understanding of biosecurity. This hatchery has had serious problems in terms of production and performance. This will continue.. Movement Control, Permitting, and Personnel. Adapted from the FAD PReP/NAHEMS Guidelines: Quarantine and Movement Control (2016). Movement control. Into, within, and out of Control Area. Minimize . the risk of pathogen . Series of . management practices. Bioexclusion. Preventing the . introduction . onto . non-infected premises. Biocontainment. Preventing the spread . from an infected premises. By . animals, personnel, . 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). Describes operational biosecurity. Presents considerations to develop an effective biosecurity plan. Provides examples of operational measures. 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. 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 . Definition. Biological warfare. : Intentional use of microorganisms, and toxins, generally of microbial, plant or animal origin to produce disease and death in humans, livestock and crops.. Biological weapons/ . and Anti-smuggling BioTerrorism Operation In general, CBRNE teams have good capabilities in terms of chemical and radiological response but are not equipped to respond to a bioterrorism threat or ev 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.. Heller MB, Bunning ML, France ME, Niemeyer DM, Peruski L, Naimi T, et al. Laboratory Response to Anthrax Bioterrorism, New York City, 2001. Emerg Infect Dis. 2002;8(10):1096-1102. https://doi.org/10.3201/eid0810.020376. 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 .