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Proceedings of SVEPM Conference held March 2025 Berlin Germany - Conference Papers: RISK MODELING Y. Liu: Quantifying the risk of high pathogenicity avian influenza virus spillover from wild birds to poultry farms in Denmark; J.-S. Lim: Wild boar habitat suitability drove African swine fever transmission dynamics in Korean wild boar populations; C. Manning: Prevalence and farm factors associated with the occurrence of Campylobacter and fluroquinolone Resistant Campylobacter on UK broiler farm; ANTIMICROBIAL USAGE AND RESISTANCE (AMU & AMR) R. Hibbard: Reaching the limit: moving beyond antimicrobial use indicators; J. Pessoa: Identifying barriers and strategies to improved antimicrobial stewardship in pig production using a bottom-up approach among Danish pig veterinarians; M. Garza: A framework to understand risk factors of AMR in aquaculture systems: a focus on Vietnam; STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT O. Saccavini: Barriers and levers of biosecurity on small scale poultry farms selling directly to consumers: a systemic approach; A.-L. Smith: Prioritisation of youngstock management practices: Comparison of expert stakeholders’ assessment of the severity of impact on dairy calf welfare; COMPUTERISED MONITORING D.H. Lund: Assessment of the validity of a computerised vision system for detecting chronic pleurisy; A.R.W. Elbers: Nature and frequency of biosecurity breaches while entering and exiting critical areas on poultry farms determined by video-monitoring; CANINE EPIDEMIOLOGY P. Mvumbi: Quantitative risk-assessment of Brucella canis introduction in France through worldwide commercial imports of breeding dogs; G.J. Barry: Epidemiology of haemangiosarcoma in dogs under primary veterinary care in the United Kingdom: frequency, diagnosis and risk factors; X. Lu: Environmental risk factors and canine leptospirosis in eastern coastal Australia: A regional study; BLUETONGUE DISEASE I.M.G.A Santman-Bere
This volume presents the proceedings of the Society for Veterinary Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine (SVEPM) Conference held in Berlin, Germany, in March 2025. It compiles research papers covering critical areas of veterinary epidemiology, risk modeling, antimicrobial usage and resistance, stakeholder engagement, and advancements in computerized monitoring techniques. The collection also features significant contributions to canine and bluetongue disease epidemiology, offering insights into disease prevention and control strategies across various animal populations and geographical regions.
This collection of research papers offers a comprehensive overview of current advancements and challenges in veterinary epidemiology and preventive medicine. The diverse range of topics, from sophisticated risk modeling to practical applications of computerized monitoring and stakeholder engagement, highlights the interdisciplinary nature of modern veterinary public health. The inclusion of studies on specific diseases like avian influenza, African swine fever, and canine leptospirosis, alongside broader themes of antimicrobial resistance, positions this volume as a valuable resource for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers in the field.
Page Count:
280
Publication Date:
2025-01-01
Publisher:
Soc For Vet Epidemology
ISBN-10:
0948073802
ISBN-13:
9780948073809
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