Zoonotic Disease Summit Florida Department of Health Florida Division of Animal Industry University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine University.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Findings from the 2008 National Profile of Local Health Departments Study Florida Local Health Departments.
Advertisements

Emergency Management: An Overview
Presentation to the Executive Committee PAHO/WHO, June 2003 West Nile Virus (WNV) in Latin America and the Caribbean PAHO Communicable Disease Unit.
“One Health” pulling Animal Health and Public Health together
Developing a Statewide Zoonotic Disease Surveillance System The Massachusetts Approach Pat Kludt MPH, Fredric Cantor DVM, MPH MA Department of Public Health.
Veterinary Medicine What’s it all about?.
Terror in the Heartland: New ideas for covering disasters that affect agriculture and health PETER HOFHERR Director Missouri Department of Agriculture.
Mutual Aid for Public Health Emergencies: Lessons From the 2004 Hurricanes Tim Stephens Principal Director, Preparedness Policy ASTHO.
South Dakota Codified Laws Relating to Contagious Disease Control Presented by:Justin L. Williams General Counsel South Dakota Department of Health (605)
EXCELLENCE IN UNDERGRADUATE VETERINARY EDUCATION CONDUCTING EXCELLENT RESEARCH IN ANIMAL, ECOSYSTEM AND PUBLIC HEALTH BUILDING CLINICAL LEARNING COMMUNITIES.
Pathogen A disease-causing organism Harmful –Hurt host cells Physically or through a toxin (poison) Bacterial diseases –Strep throat, Pneumonia, Lyme’s.
Center for Surveillance, Epidemiology, and Laboratory Services Division of Scientific Education and Professional Development CDC’s Epidemic Intelligence.
State of the World Marian Baker BIO-340. An emergent disease is one that has appeared in a population for the first time, or that may have existed previously.
The Laboratory Response Network
The Battle Against Disease 4-H Veterinary Science Extension Veterinary Medicine Texas AgriLife Extension Service College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical.
Modern Careers in Veterinary Medicine Jobs of a different stripe…
Leslie W Kennedy Director RUTGERS Newark. Sponsored by the Rutgers School of Criminal Justice, Center for Global Change and Governance, College of Nursing.
1 Animal Health Whose Responsibility Is It?. 2 Animal Health Concerns Three Levels Of Responsibility What Are They? The Animal Owner Veterinarian Government.
Information on Agro/Bio terrorism Potential Occurrences and Emergency Management of Animal Diseases.
Laboratory Response Network Spokane Regional Health District.
Association of Public Health Laboratories National Center for Public Health Laboratory Leadership Cohort IV.
Building Public Health Infrastructure with Wyoming’s Animal Healthcare Community Eric Buxman, MS, MPH Wyoming Department of Health.
Environmental Hazards and Human Health, Part 2. Causes of global deaths.
MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE A NIMAL INDUSTRY DIVISION JOAN M. ARNOLDI, D.V.M., M.S. State Veterinarian and Division Director NANCY A. FRANK, D.V.M.,
Modern Careers in Veterinary Medicine Jobs of a different stripe…
Emerging Diseases – Ready and Waiting Aileen J Plant Curtin University of Technology 19 October, 2004 Emerging Diseases: the human health perspective.
Epidemiology Partners and Resources Session 2, Part 2.
Global Health Threats A Hospital and District Perspective/Preparedness Vickie VanDeventer MPH, BSN, RN, CIC Infection Control Practitioner.
National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases Centers for Disease Control June 14, 2011 : The Food Safety Modernization Act: Implications.
ESSENTIALS OF GOOD EMERGENCY PRACTICE
Unit 4 – Public Health Infectious Diseases
Terrorism Introduction Meg Scott Phipps, Commissioner John T. Hoffman Director, Threat & Mitigation
Global Foodborne Infections Network (GFN) Building capacity to detect, control and prevent foodborne and other enteric infections from farm to table National.
CDC’s Global Disease Detection Program
Operation PPE – Developing a Safety First Culture for Iowa Environmental Public Health Cory Frank, BA, Iowa Department of Public Health Des.
Veterinarians: A vital link to human health! Leslie Tengelsen, PhD, DVM, MSU ‘96 Deputy State Epidemiologist Idaho Department of Health and Welfare.
Viruses “They Are Not Alive!”.
An International Conference that Examines the Issues of Yesterday, the Challenges of Today, and the Opportunities for Tomorrow SARS: Crisis and Opportunity.
What You Can Do With a Biology Degree?  Doctorate degree Physical Therapy Physician Dentist Ophthalmologist Optometrist Veterinarian Nursing  Masters.
A Public Health Approach to Combating Bioterrorism Tarrant County Public Health Peggy Wittie, PhD Epidemiology Surveillance & Response Manager / Bioterrorism.
NaCTSO POWERPLAN UK National Counter Terrorism Security Office Peter Bennett The Role of Law Enforcement in the Prevention of and Preparedness for Biological.
What’s Bugging You? A Cyberhunt Activity on Infectious Disease By Dawn Hall for Biomedical Technology.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): Fighting Diseases Worldwide Presented by: Angela Permon Resident Scientist Snook ISD Presented by: Angela.
DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND NATURAL RESOURCES “ENVIRONMENTAL AND HEALTH ISSUES IN THE UNITED STATES VIRGIN ISLANDS” Presented by David Alvaro Simon, P.E.,
Viruses Ebola Influenza Rabies HIV West Nile Virus.
Health and Wellness for all Arizonans Zoonoses & One Health Youth Livestock Quality Assurance Trainer Workshop October 18 th 2014 Hayley D. Yaglom, MS,
Microorganisms: Viruses and Bacteria Instructions: Choose one bacteria or one virus to research. Use the Center for Disease Control web site for a resource:
One Health Meeting in the African Region, Libreville, Gabon, November 2012 Zoonotic Diseases in the African Region Dr. Benido Impouma EPR Regional.
Date of download: 6/9/2016 From: Addressing Infection Prevention and Control in the First U.S. Community Hospital to Care for Patients With Ebola Virus.
Companion Animal Veterinarians and Public Health Initiatives: Tools for Integrated Zoonotic Surveillance Diane M. Gubernot, M.P.H. Rebecca Parkin, Ph.D.,
CHAPTER 7 Infectious Diseases from a Global Perspective.
EIS The Epidemic Intelligence Service
Zoonoses and Public Health A New Journal New Opportunities
VIRUS WORKSHEET ANSWERS.
International cooperation
Veterinarians are the only profession that protects and inspects
Ontario Association of Bovine Practitioners November 6, 2003
An important tool in the prevention of animal diseases
Scientific and Technical Department
“One World One Health”TM
Art Papier, MD University of Rochester College of Medicine
Emerging Animal Diseases and Preparedness for Appropriate Responses
G. Pappas  Clinical Microbiology and Infection 
U.S. Influenza Sentinel Provider Surveillance Network
Office International des Épizooties
Ebola Facts October 15, 2014.
Disease Research Project
The Road to Applied Epidemiology
Where our grads go (by percent)
Presentation transcript:

Zoonotic Disease Summit Florida Department of Health Florida Division of Animal Industry University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine University of Florida IFAS Extension

Who is here? Veterinarians Veterinarians Nurses Nurses Physicians Physicians Epidemiologists Epidemiologists Environmental Health Professionals Environmental Health Professionals Public Health Professionals; CHD Public Health Professionals; CHD Law Enforcement Law Enforcement Preparedness Preparedness Academia; Research Academia; Research Laboratory Personnel Laboratory Personnel Animal Control Professionals Animal Control Professionals Entomology and Pest Control Entomology and Pest Control Infectious Disease Specialists Infectious Disease Specialists DOH; DOACS; DEP; EO; CDC DOH; DOACS; DEP; EO; CDC

Who else needs to be here? You Decide

Interdisciplinary Collaboration Integration Synergism

Twin Towers

What

Terrorism; Anthrax; White Powder

Emerging Infectious Diseases

Nature Medicine 10, (2004) Published online: 29 October 2004; | doi: /nm1129 Most emerging diseases are of animal origin Most emerging diseases are of animal origin

Desire to prevent disease and protect the public Not only are you highly trained professionals, you are special dedicated people that are motivated to serve others and serve the public’s health Not only are you highly trained professionals, you are special dedicated people that are motivated to serve others and serve the public’s health

Our Goals today Increase technical knowledge of Zoonotic Diseases Increase technical knowledge of Zoonotic Diseases Develop new ideas for Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Integration and Synergism Develop new ideas for Interdisciplinary Collaboration, Integration and Synergism Gain knowledge and build networks to prevent and control zoonotic diseases to best serve the public’s health Gain knowledge and build networks to prevent and control zoonotic diseases to best serve the public’s health

Name that Emerging Disease or Threat…… Using a Rebus

Name that Emerging Disease + MONKEY POX

Anthrax

MAD COW DISEASE - BSE +

+ E. coli 0157:H7

opathy Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy

+ + Hint: Inn Influenza

+ Hint: Ella Fitzgerald Salmonella

Hint: Crypt Cryptosporidium

T Hint: Rust Hanta Virus

Avian Influenza

Ebola

West Nile Virus

V Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease

Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)

Q Fever

Enjoy the Summit! Enjoy Learning!

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc. All rights reserved.