1. Harm Kiezebrink AVA Singapore workshop Singapore, July 7 – July 10, 2014

2. 2 Objectives of the tabletop simulation exercise bringing theory into practice Identify important outcomes and actions on the basis of a simulated situation at one of Singapore's farms Develop recommendations on risk reduction and biosecurity © 2014 Applied Veterinary Technologies Europe AB

3. 3 With your table group, answer the questions 1.Principles of outbreak response According to your opinion, what are the two most important principles of outbreak response? 2.Emergency response Describe the AVA disciplines involved in: Managing the response activities Controlling the AVA activities on the farm Allocate their position in the field (Red zone – Orange zone – Green zone) Describe the chain of events in the form of a timeline of 48 hours 3.Culling Calculate how much time it would take to cull all poultry on the farm, based on the following data: Two multi nozzle system cull 2.000 layer hens in one tier within 1 hour Two multi nozzle systems cull 4000 pullets in one tier within 1,5 hour © 2014 Applied Veterinary Technologies Europe AB

4. 4 With your table group, answer the questions 4.Disposal Calculate how much kg contaminated material needs to be disposed Average weight of a layer is 1,9 kg Average weight of an egg is 40 gram 5.Occupational health & Safety According to your opinion, what are the five most important measures to reduce the risks on human infections? 6.Biosecurity According to your opinion, what are the five most important measures to:  Reduce the biosecurity risks  Improve biosecurity on the farm © 2014 Applied Veterinary Technologies Europe AB

5. 5 Recommendations and improvements Select a reporter to share your recommendations with the group. Prepare a five-minute presentation of your recommendations. You have 45 minutes. © 2014 Applied Veterinary Technologies Europe AB