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| Social Function | Coffee | Lunch | Lunch Symposium |
DAY 0: Sunday 11 November 2018
Registration: 14:00-17:00
DAY 1: Monday 12 November 2018
Registration: 07.30-17.00
| Time | Grand Hall (Level 3, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 1 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 2 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 3 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 4 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 5 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Pailin (Level 3, The Empress Hotel) |
Paytai (Level 3, The Empress Hotel) |
Paitoon (Level 3, The Empress Hotel) |
| 8:30-9:15 | Opening Ceremony (Grand Hall, Level 3, Convention Centre) |
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| 9:15-10:15 | Keynote 1 (Grand Hall, Level 3, Convention Centre) Dirk Pfeiffer "Translating epidemiology into evidence and practice" Chaired by Theera Rukkwamsuk |
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| 10:15-10:45 | Coffee Break/Exhibition/Poster viewing | ||||||||
| 10:45-12:00 | ISVEE Special Panel Discussion – “Future and Trend of Veterinary Epidemiolgy and Economics: Our challenges for bridging from theory to practices” (Grand Hall, Level 3, Convention Centre) Panelists: Prof. Dr. Jorge A Hernandez, Dr. Lis Alban, Prof. Dr. Arjan Stegeman, Dr. Carolyn Gates, Asso. Prof. Dr. Kebede Amenu Ejeta, Dr. Itsuro Yamane Moderator: Thanawat Tiensin |
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| 12:00-13:20 | LUNCH (Level 1, Convention Centre) |
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| Symposium 8.1 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 1.1 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 2.1 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 3.1 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 4.1 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 5.1 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 6.1 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 7.1 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
APHCA Business Meeting (By invitation only) Katinka DeBalogh (APHCA Secretariat) |
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| Chairperson | Pipat Arunvipas | Nuvee Prapasarakul | Katharina Staerk | Dirk Pfeiffer | Cord Heuer | Junxia Song | Saharuetai Jeamsripong | Tim Carpenter | |
| 13.20-13.40 | Victoria Brookes Why are humans sentinels for canine-rabies incursions? |
Clémence Boireau Understanding the use of antimicrobial susceptibility testing by French veterinarians to better interpret antimicrobial resistance surveillance data |
Ingrid Maribel Leon Moreno Genotypic and phenotypic diversity of Salmonella enterica isolated from patients at an equine referral hospital |
Veronique Chevalier Modelling recurrent circulation of Rift Valley fever virus in northern Senegal |
Beat Thomann Economic evaluation of the eradication program for bovine viral diarrhea in the Swiss dairy sector |
Morgane Salines Using pig movement network as a support tool for the development of risk-based surveillance strategies of swine pathogens: application to hepatitis E virus |
Aurélie Merlin Equine owners and rendering companies: a complex relationship that can help to improve equine traceability |
Michael Ward Dog days and dingo nights: cross-species interactions to inform rabies spread modelling |
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| 13.40-14.00 | John Grewar Close to real-time conversion of basic space time data into valuable information using open-source technologies: the South African HPAI outbreak as an example |
Britt Bang Jensen Surveillance of viral disease with total coverage: Money well spent? |
Noellie Gay Risk factors of extended-spectrum β-lactamase producing enterobacteriaceae occurrence in commercial farms in Reunion, Madagascar and Mayotte Islands, 2016-2017 |
Giovanni Lo Iacono The impact of environment on vector-borne diseases; the case of Rift Valley fever |
Emily Nixon Treatment strategies for sheep scab: an economic model of farmer behaviour |
Beatriz Vidondo Dynamic network measures reveal the impact of cattle markets and alpine summering on the risk for epidemic outbreaks in the Swiss cattle population |
Peta Hitchens Meta-analysis of risk factors for catastrophic musculoskeletal injury in racehorses |
Andrew Brownlow Epidemiology of wild marine mammal mortalities in the UK- 25 years of strandings surveillance |
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| 14.00-14.20 | Laura Skippen Improving animal healthcare decision-making in Ethiopian paraprofessionals using a smartphone application |
Yusuf Havan Antimicrobial usage surveillance of animal health in Indonesia to address antimicrobial resistance |
Gizem Levent Effects of antibiotics on bacterial resistance and serotype diversity of Salmonella enterica originating from lymph nodes, fecal and hide samples of feeder cattle at slaughter |
Noémie Courtejoie Bluetongue disease dynamics and control in France: from emergence to re-emergence |
Sue Tongue Modelling interventions to mitigate production loss due to Fasciola hepatica in key UK cattle sectors |
Victoria Brookes Social network analysis of free-roaming dog populations in the Torres Strait, Australia, to inform disease spread modelling |
Jackie Tapprest The French surveillance network of equine mortality causes: a new way of monitoring the horse industry |
Alison Hillman Anthropozoonotic parasites in urban dwelling marsupials in the greater Perth region, Australia |
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| 14.20-14.40 | Eliana Lima What factors influence the adoption of technology for improved recording in sheep flocks? The importance of farmers’ attitudes |
Marta Hernandez-Jover Disease monitoring and reporting among Australian beef and sheep producers: A cross-sectional study of levels of responsibility for surveillance. |
Ethan Taylor Effects of a two-dose ceftiofur treatment for metritis on levels of antimicrobial resistance among fecal Escherichia coli in Holstein-Friesian dairy cows at the time of slaughter-eligibility |
Morgane Salines Designing a stochastic individual-based multi-pathogen model to understand hepatitis E virus (HEV) dynamics in a farrow-to-finish pig farm |
David Hall Use of a stochastic production frontier approach to examine impact of gastrointestinal nematode management in beef cow-calf herds in Canada. |
Aurelio Cabezas A description of the U.S. livestock industry: spatial and network analysis of Interstate Certificates of Veterinary Inspection animal movements from April 2015 to March 2016 |
Danica Pollard Incidence rate and clinical signs of owner-reported laminitis in a cohort of horses and ponies in Great Britain |
Vanessa Gabriele-Rivet Infectious disease transmission at the wild dog – Domestic dog interface in remote indigenous communities in Northern Australia |
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| 14.40-15.00 | María Natalia Aznar Bovine brucellosis within-herd modeling to simulate infection dynamics and evaluate different control strategies |
Ian Patrick Smallholder benefits and costs of a FMD control program in Cambodia |
Jason Onell Ardila Galvis Integration of SQl, R and shiny to analyze interactively animal trade network |
Danica Pollard A prospective web-based cohort study to identify factors associated with owner-reported laminitis development in horses and ponies in Great Britain |
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| 15:00-15:30 | Coffee Break/Exhibition/Poster viewing | ||||||||
| Symposium 8.2 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 1.2 Special section: Our trend and future |
Symposium 2.2 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 3.2 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 4.2 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 5.2 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 6.2 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 7.2 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
APHCA Business Meeting (By invitation only) Katinka DeBalogh (APHCA Secretariat) |
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| Chairperson | Pipat Arunvipas | Nuvee Prapasarakul | Katharina Staerk | Dirk Pfeiffer | Cord Heuer | Junxia Song | Saharuetai Jeamsripong | Tim Carpenter | |
| 15.30-15.50 | Michel Dione Why smallholder pig value chain actors are not willing to report disease outbreak or comply to animal movement restrictions: case of African swine fever in Uganda? |
Peter Hobbelen Seasonal risk for avian influenza virus introductions into free-range layer farms and implications for control strategies in the Netherlands |
Casey Cazer Applying machine learning techniques to antimicrobial susceptibility data |
Valentine Poirier Using sociological data in scenario tree modelling: the example of the evaluation of the French bovine tuberculosis surveillance system |
Guillaume Lhermie Assessing the aggregate market costs of restrictions on antimicrobial use in U.S. dairy production |
Jason Onell Ardila Galvis Spatial risk and transmission of bovine tuberculosis in Espírito Santo, Brazil |
Cajsa Isgren Epidemiology of multi-drug resistant ESBL-producing E. coli isolated from horses at five equine hospitals in the UK |
Ravi Disasnayake Factors affecting incidental koala sightings in Queensland, Australia |
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| 15.50-16.10 | Fabrizio De Massis Epidemiological investigations in animal disease outbreaks: a web-based system for reporting and managing the information collected. |
Daesung Yoo The Assessment of Preventive measures against highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N6 infection in chicken eggs layer farms in Republic of Korea |
H. Morgan Scott Determining the prevalence and diversity of Salmonella enterica from market hogs at slaughter |
Simon Firestone Reconstructing foot-and-mouth disease outbreaks: a methods comparison of transmission network models |
Dustin Pendell Assessing the economics associated with cattle health and production research trial results |
Caitlin Pfeiffer Time to consider livestock movement as a temporal network: temporal network analysis of Australian sheep movement data |
Jackie Tapprest Combined use of two national equine databases in order to get a better knowledge of equine mortality and other demographic issues in France. |
Nistara Randhawa Where do bats go? Shedding light on virus exposure pathways and surveillance strategies by tracking bats |
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| 16.10-16.30 | Christopher Hamilton-West Risk based surveillance of influenza virus in wild birds in Chile |
Olanrewaju James Does the use of lower-order beta-lactam antibiotics in food animal production over-select for higher-order beta-lactamase resistance of consequence to human health? |
Nicolas Rose Control of swine influenza A virus endemic persistence in farrow-to-finish herds: insights from a stochastic metapopulation model |
David Roy Smith How would eliminating pneumonia in calves prior to weaning affect the net income of the US cow-calf industry? |
Clémence Boireau Dynamic of antimicrobial resistance in diseased horses in France since 2012 |
Anita Michel Towards diagnosing tuberculosis in pachyderms: the contribution of species-specific interferon gamma assays |
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| 16:30-17:30 | Poster session (Level 3, Convention Centre) |
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DAY 2: Tuesday 13 November 2018
Registration: 07.30-17.00
| Time | Grand Hall (Level 3, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 1 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 2 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 3 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 4 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 5 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Pailin (Level 3, The Empress Hotel) |
Paytai (Level 3, The Empress Hotel) |
Paitoon (Level 3, The Empress Hotel) |
| 8.30-9.20 | Keynote 2 (Grand Hall, Level 3, Convention Centre) Wantanee Kalpravidh "Strengthening Transboundary Animal Diseases through the Veterinary Epidemiology Capacities and Networks in Asia" Chaired by Kachen Wongsathapornchai |
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| Special session on African Swine Fever | Special session (ILRI) Healthy food in informal markets – hazards, risks, trade-offs and synergies |
Symposium 10.1 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 11.1 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 12.1 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 13.1 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 14.1 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 15.1 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 16.1 Health policy and capacity building |
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| Chairperson | Kohei Makita | Terdsak Yano | Sudson Sirivaidyapong | Karin Orsel | Jorge Hernandez | Gustavo Monti | Lis Alban | Kachen Wongsathapornchai | |
| 9.30-9.50 | • General introduction (FAO & OIE) • China: Overview of the current situation (Wang Youming, CAHEC, China) • Spatial analysis of ASF outbreaks in China (Yu Qi, FAO) |
Delia Grace Key note: Food safety in informal markets: what works and why. |
Korakrit Poonsuk Effect of sample handling on the detection of PRRSV in Oral fluids by real-time quantitative reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (qRT-PCR) |
Victoria Brookes A network-based simulation model to predict the probability and impact of a rabies incursion in the Torres Strait, Australia |
Inge Santman-berends Monitoring quality of young stock rearing in dairy herds: a data-based scoring method |
Céline Faverjon Big Data approach in swine production system: effect of transport conditions on carcass quality |
Naomi Prosser Ewe lameness: prevalence and risk factors in 162 English sheep flocks in 2015 |
Hildegunn Viljugrein Emergence of tick-borne diseases at northern latitudes in Europe: a comparative approach |
Lis Alban Risk assessment for pleuromutilins in pigs – using European Medicine Agency’s guidelines |
| 9.50-10.10 | Gertraud Schüpbach The effect of herd health consulting on reducing antimicrobial usage in Swiss pig farms |
Aurelio Cabezas A model of foot-and-mouth disease transmission, detection, and intervention strategies within a U.S. beef feedlot |
Maria J Vilar Report on the use of antibiotic dry cow therapy (DCT) in Finnish dairy herds |
Terri O’Sullivan Using network analysis to evaluate the role of feed suppliers during the early months of the 2014 porcine epidemic diarrhea Canadian outbreak |
Gezahegn Alemeyehu Ayalew Bacterial causes of small ruminant abortion: A systematic review and meta-analysis |
Veronique Chevalier Trophic behavior of Japanese Encephalitis vectors in Cambodia |
Clazien J. De Vos Rapid risk assessment of exotic animal disease introduction |
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| 10.10-10.40 | Coffee Break/Exhibition/Poster viewing | ||||||||
| Special session on African Swine Fever | Special session (ILRI) Healthy food in informal markets – hazards, risks, trade-offs and synergies |
Symposium 10.2 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 11.2 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 12.2 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 13.2 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 14.2 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 15.2 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 16.2 Health policy and capacity building |
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| Chairperson | Kohei Makita | Terdsak Yano | Sudson Sirivaidyapong | Karin Orsel | Jorge Hernandez | Gustavo Monti | Lis Alban | Kachen Wongsathapornchai | |
| 10:40-11:00 | • The economics of ASF (Damian Tago, FAO RAP) • Pig-related food systems in China and SE Asia (John Edwards, AUSVET) • International coordination for research: how to move on? (Cyril Gay, GARA, USDA, USA) • Southern Africa and Indian Ocean: research activities and future NIH regional project (Eric Etter, CIRAD, France & Beatriz Martinez, UC Davis, USA) • Integrating research on ASF to inform design of targeted surveillance and control in east Africa (Edward Okoth, ILRI, Kenya-Ethiopia) • Europe: lessons learnt (Carola Sauter, FLI, Germany & Timothée Vergne, ENVT, France) |
Fred Unger Pathways towards safer pork in Vietnam |
Amanda Brinch Kruse Sow herd typologies based on biosecurity, productivity, antimicrobial and vaccine use data |
Paul Bessell A simplified model of bluetongue risk in Europe |
Julia Hertl Estimation of the cost of different severity levels of lameness in dairy cows: A dynamic programming approach |
Morgane Salines Viral co-infections affect hepatitis E virus (HEV) infection dynamics in pigs and increase the risk of contaminated livers at slaughter |
Caitlin Pfeiffer Can farmers’ observations help us determine prevalence? Quantifying ewe mortality based on imperfect data |
Pierre Villard Use of entomology surveillance data for modeling culicoides abundance in mainland France |
Uli Muellner So many risk organisms, so little time – building a framework for the New Zealand dairy industry to effectively assess biosecurity risks |
| 11:00-11:20 | Silvia Alonso Is my milk safe? Characterizing the quality and safety of the milk consumed in low-income households in Nairobi |
Chika Okafor Antimicrobial use practices of veterinary clinicians at a veterinary teaching hospital in the United States |
Gianluigi Rossi Combining genetic and epidemiological data to unveil bovine tuberculosis spread pathways |
Prakit Srisai Myocardial infarction in beef and buffalo calves during Foot and Mouth Disease outbreak in Nakhon Phanom province, Thailand, Dec 2016 – Jan 2017 |
Gustavo Machado Data-driven predictions and novel hypotheses about outbreaks of porcine epidemic diarrhea virus based on neighboring farms and disease intelligence |
Jeanne Coffin-schmitt Transmission patterns of Peste des Petits Ruminants in the Karamoja region of Uganda |
Shumoos Al Riyami Modelling the spatial distribution of the bluetongue vector culicoides brevitarsis in Australia |
Jun-Hee Han Untangling farm management risk factors for bovine viral diarrhoea virus infection using Bayesian network modelling |
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| 11:20-11:40 | Johanna Lindahl Aflatoxins in the dairy value chain- a challenge for the informal markets? |
Charlotte Doidge Drivers for antimicrobial use in sheep farms in the UK |
Salome Dürr Novel approach for sensitivity analysis for epidemiological models combining Sobol indices and polynomial chaos expansion |
Ingrid Holmøy Streptococcus agalactiae mastitis: an indication of sequence type-specific effect on milk production in Norwegian dairy cows |
Dale Polson Characterization of temporal and spatial patterns of clinical respiratory episodes in growing pigs using continuous sound monitoring and an algorithm-based respiratory distress index |
Torben Nielsen Sheep health, welfare and value chain improvement in South Australia |
John Grewar A field investigation of an African horse sickness outbreak in the controlled area of South Africa in 2016 |
Amie Adkin The highs and lows of maintaining risk assessments over time: lessons learnt from 14 years of the BSE-Control risk assessment |
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| 11:40-12:00 | Hung Nguyen Research and training partnership to assist food safety in Vietnam and Cambodia |
Philip Joosten Assigning defined daily doses for antimicrobials registered for usage in turkeys to enable a cross-country quantification and comparison of antimicrobial consumption in 60 French, German and Spanish turkey farms |
Emily Hudson Estimating contact rates from utilisation distributions of dogs: the influence of roaming patterns. |
Mark Stevenson The prevalence of Fasciola hepatica in irrigated dairy regions of Victoria, Australia |
Juan Manuel Sanhueza The effect of PRRS outbreak season on time to stability |
Jose Canevari The association between Coxiella burnetii shedding at the time of parturition in dairy goats and daily milk yields produced during the subsequent lactation |
John Grewar A freedom of disease survey: African horse sickness virus in South Africa’s surveillance zone in 2017 |
Jarkko Niemi Assessing financial costs of production diseases to pig farms |
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| 12.00-13.20 | LUNCH (Level 1, Convention Centre) |
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| Special session on African Swine Fever | Symposium 9.2 1. One health (animal-human-environment interface) 2. Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 10.3 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 11.3 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 12.3 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 13.3 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 14.3 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 15.3 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 16.3 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
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| Chairperson | Pipat Arunvipas | Theera Rukkwamsuk | Nuvee Prapasarakul | Terdsak Yano | Michael Ward | Lis Alban | Saharuetai Jeamsripong | Theresa Bernardo | |
| 13.20-13.40 | • Lab and field data needs for computing epi parameters, R0 (Claire Guinat, ENVT, France) • Vaccine research: state of play (Linda Dixon, IAH, UK) • Risk studies in Asia (1): preliminary outputs of dynamic and spatial modelling work (Lisa Kohnle, CY HK) • Risk studies in Asia (2): risk assessment framework |
Marianne Sandberg The association between visual inspection of slaughter hygiene, using Hygienic Performance Rating and microbiological contamination of sheep and cattle carcasses |
Solenne Costard Are foodborne illnesses due to beef contaminated with antimicrobial resistant bacteria correlated with prophylactic use of antibiotics in beef cattle? |
Agricola Odoi Spatial clustering of staphylococcal infections and antimicrobial resistance among dogs presented at a veterinary teaching hospital in South Africa |
Karin Orsel Economic impact of five control strategies to reduce BLV prevalence in endemic region in Canada |
Chalutwan Sansamur Cattle dung trader: a potential hidden actor for the spread of FMD virus between beef and dairy cattle farms in Northern Thailand. |
Gema Vidal Survey of equine evisceration following castration considering method, position, and breed. |
George Omondi Molecular epidemiology of foot-and-mouth disease virus in rangelands shared by African buffalo and cattle in Kenya |
Kendy Tzu-Yun Teng Welfare-Adjusted Life Years (WALY): A novel metric of animal welfare that combines the impacts of impaired welfare and abbreviated lifespan |
| 13.40-14.00 | Charlotte Winder Effects of local anesthetic and/or systemic analgesia on pain associated with cautery disbudding in calves: A systematic review and meta-analysis |
Skye Fruean A novel participatory strategy to reduce antimicrobial use in agricultural systems |
Emily Hudson The effects of different romaing patterns and their contact rates on the spread of canine-rabies in Northern Australia. |
Georgina Limon Estimating the economic impact of lumpy skin disease and sheep and goat pox outbreaks on subsistence farmers in Nigeria |
Stephen Catterall Improving disease contact tracing using individual animal data |
Tanya Rossi Infectious respiratory disease in a standardbred training facility: incidence, clinical signs, and risk factors for infection. |
Sónia Jesus Fontes The impact of elephant endotheliotropic herpesvirus hemorrhagic disease on the European captive population of Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) |
Simon Firestone Raw chicken consumption, campylobacter infection and acute polyradiculoneuritis in dogs |
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| 14.00-14.20 | Terri O’Sullivan Assessment of the analgesic efficacy of ketoprofen and meloxicam when compounded with iron dextran and administered to piglets at the time of castration |
Elizabeth Miller Understanding the role of anthropogenic landscapes in wildlife antimicrobial resistance: merging metagenomics and spatial epidemiology |
Lars Qviller A discussion on synchronized fallowing to control salmon lice populations in aquaculture based on empirical evidence |
Kyaw Naing Oo A cross sectional study to estimate the dog population and economic impact on the use of mass rabies vaccine in a township located at Nay Pyi Taw Council area of Myanmar |
Hannah Seger Analysis of temporal contact networks in feedlot cattle and implications for disease transmission model assumptions |
Tanya Rossi Use of proximity loggers to establish contact patterns in a multi-barn standardbred training facility |
Andrew Breed Between roost contact is essential for maintenance of European bat lyssavirus type-2 in Myotis daubentonii bat reservoir: ‘The Swarming Hypothesis’ |
Kimberly Woodruff An estimate of the number of dogs in US shelters and their fate |
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| 14.20-14.40 | Shauna Richards Evaluation of welfare and cow comfort through a controlled field trial on smallholder dairy farms in Central Kenya |
Diego Nobrega Restriction in the use of antimicrobials in food animals and its association with prevalence of antimicrobial resistance fenes – A systematic review |
Giulia Paternoster Spatial analysis of human echinococcosis in Kyrgyzstan |
Thanawat Tiensin OIE PVS Pathway: Tool for the evaluation and improvement of Performance of Veterinary Servies from Thailand’s expereince |
Jun-Hee Han Reconstruction of the cattle movement network in New Zealand: exploring the underlying drivers of cattle trade |
Gustavo Machado Uncovering contact patterns and network dynamics of equine movements and association with Burkholderia mallei outbreaks |
Michel De Garine-wichatitsky Chicken or the egg, or neither? Wildlife-livestock multi-host prevalence surveys of infectious abortion in interface areas of the SE Lowveld of Zimbabwe 2008-2017 |
Kimberly Woodruff Progression of surgical efficiency, incision length and complication rate in senior veterinary students enrolled in a 2 week spay/neuter surgical elective |
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| 14.40-15.00 | Anouk Veldhuis Comparing risk-based versus random sampling in antimicrobial residue surveillance in finishing pigs in the Netherlands. |
Patricia Pearce Utilising opportunistic primary care data for equine disease surveillance in New Zealand |
Yvette Johnson-Walker Avian Influenza Outbreak Response in US Zoos and Aquariums |
Natascha Meunier Reproducibility of the mark-resight meth+A49:J53od for estimating abundance in free roaming dogs |
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| 15.00-15.30 | Coffee Break/Exhibition/Poster viewing | ||||||||
| Special session on African Swine Fever | Symposium 9.3 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 10.4 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 11.4 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 12.4 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 13.4 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 14.4 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 15.4 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 16.4 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
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| Chairperson | Pipat Arunvipas | Theera Rukkwamsuk | Nuvee Prapasarakul | Terdsak Yano | Michael Ward | Lis Alban | Saharuetai Jeamsripong | Theresa Bernardo | |
| 15.30-15.50 | • Development of Research Map and Coordination Framework • Facilitated workshop/Expert opinion workshop Resource persons: François Roger, CIRAD Dirk Pfeiffer, City University of Hong Kong Flavie Goutard, CIRAD, Regional Research Network in SE Asia Wantanee Kalpravidh, FAO RAP Junxia Song, FAO RAP Aurelie Brioudes, FAO RAP |
Korakrit Poonsuk Detection of porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDV) antibodies in meat juice specimens using PEDV enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) |
Juan Carrique Mas Antimicrobials and disease: Impact of antimicrobial misuse in chicken farming systems in Vietnam |
Mark Stevenson Risk factors for bovine rabies in Rio de Janeiro state, Brazil, 2010-2016 |
Sangay Rinchen A Preliminary economic analysis to assess the benefits of vaccinating cattle against rabies in selected rabies high-risk areas of Bhutan |
Younjung Kim Livestock trade network: the potential for disease transmission and implications for risk-based surveillance on the island of Mayotte |
Gustavo Machado Estimating the potential distribution of the infectious pathogen Pythium insidiosum between two Latin American countries |
Louis van Schalkwyk Baseline exposure to rabies and targeted vaccination of a large population of free-roaming African wild dogs in the Kruger National Park, South Africa |
Harish Tiwari A comparative study of enumeration techniques for Free-roaming dogs in rural Baramati, District Pune, India |
| 15.50-16.10 | Korakrit Poonsuk Oral fluid specimens can be clarified ("cleaned up") without affecting porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDV) isotype-specific (IgG, IgA) ELISA responses |
Kate Mellor Variation in antimicrobial resistance profile diversity of isolates of Salmonella typhimurium between UK chicken, cattle and swine populations |
Ana Pérola Drulla Brandão Spatial analysis of canine visceral leishmaniasis in Panorama city, São Paulo, Brazil |
Francisco Fernando Calvo-Artavia The cost of livestock-associated methicilin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus eradication from Danis pig herds |
M. Carolyn Gates Understanding how disease information diffuses through farmer social networks |
Jane Heller Human disease from Chlamydia psittaci associated with equine foetal membranes and critically ill neonates: an example of a One Health approach to an emerging risk in a climate of poor diagnostic capacity and minimal funding. |
Eduardo Berriatua City zoos in Mediterranean countries: a safe haven for Leishmania infantum? |
Anne Conan Bias analyses for observational studies: Non-specific protective effect of rabies vaccine on all-cause mortality in dogs |
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| 16.10-16.30 | Jan Tind Sørensen Antimicrobial usage in organic pig production with reference to in-door conventional production in Denmark |
Tarni Cooper Livelihoods and antimicrobial stewardship among smallholder livestock farmers and animal healthcare workers in Thai Nguyen Province, Vietnam: a cross-sectional survey |
Anne Meyer Spatial autocorrelation in a non-linear disease risk environment |
Anke Wiethoelter Attitudes and risk perception of Australian horse owners towards flying foxes in relation to Hendra virus |
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| 16:30-17:30 | Poster session (Level 3, Convention Centre) |
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DAY 3: Wednesday 14 November 2018
Registration: 08.00-17.00
| Time | Grand Hall (Level 3, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 1 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 2 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 3 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 4 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 5 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Pailin (Level 3, The Empress Hotel) |
Paytai (Level 3, The Empress Hotel) |
Paitoon (Level 3, The Empress Hotel) |
| 8:30-9:20 | Keynote 3 (Grand Hall, Level 3, Convention Centre) Dr. Edmund Peeler "The Emergence of Aquatic Animal Diseases: Drivers, Impact and Management" Chaired by Thanawat Tiensin |
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| Special session (FAO) "Changing disease landscapes in the Asia Pacific region: beyond risk factor epidemiology" |
Symposium 9.1 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 18.1 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 19.1 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 20.1 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 21.1 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 22.1 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 23.1 Special section: Our trend and future |
Symposium 24.1 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
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| Chairperson | Peter Black | Michael Ward | Katharina Staerk | Flavie Goutard | Karin Orsel | Pipat Arunvipas | Nuvee Prapasarakul | Theera Rukkwamsuk | Terdsak Yano |
| 9.30-9.50 | Timothy Robinson (FAO Rome) ”Shaping the future of livestock: Issues around sustainability”. |
Anna Brasileiro National Prevalence of Salmonella spp. in Poultry Slaughterhouses under Federal Inspection in Brazil, 2017. |
Philip Joosten Quantitative and qualitative description of antimicrobial usage in 181 broiler farms in 9 European countries |
Timothée Vergne Mitigating the risk of highly pathogenic avian influenza in the Vietnamese nomadic free-grazing duck system |
Gema Vidal Can precision dairy monitoring technologies (PDMT) be used for early detection of changes in metritis status in dairy cattle during post-partum? |
Tamsin Barnes Evaluation of Gross Thoracic Lesions in Pigs from Selected Slaughterhouses in the Provinces of Batangas and Albay in the Philippines using Latent Class Analysis |
Zoë Willis Footrot in sheep: What’s n-ewe in the Dichelobacter nodosus community? |
Clazien J. De Vos Risk of between-herd transmission of foot-and-mouth disease virus by milk collection |
Omid Nekouei Sea lice (Lepeophtheirus salmonis) transmission between farmed and wild salmon in Muchalat Inlet, British Columbia |
| 9.50-10.10 | Thomas Van Boeckel (ETH Zurich- Swiss Federal Institute of Technology) Mapping antimicrobial resistance in animals in low- and middle-income countries. |
Hiwot Desta Awareness of zoonoses among small holder livestock producers in Ethiopia |
Philip Joosten
Randomness of antimicrobial usage regarding choice of antimicrobial class and dosage on pig, poultry, turkey and veal calf farms. |
Rebecca Smith The effect of co-morbidity on disease control decisions: a stochastic modeling approach |
Herman Barkema Prevalence of Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis infections in Canadian dairy herds |
Juan Manuel Sanhueza Descriptive epidemiology of porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome summer outbreaks in US sow farms |
Eliana Lima Impact of vaccination, lameness control and biosecurity practices on the productivity of 649 British sheep flocks |
Yoko Hayama Reconstructing a transmission network and identifying risk factors of secondary transmissions in the 2010 foot-and-mouth disease epidemic in Japan |
Krishna Thakur Screening for the presence of infectious agents in historical Sockeye salmon (Oncorhynchus nerka) samples from British Columbia, Canada (1985-1994) |
| 10.10-10.40 | Coffee Break/Exhibition/Poster viewing | ||||||||
| Special session (FAO) "Changing disease landscapes in the Asia Pacific region: beyond risk factor epidemiology" |
Symposium 17.1 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 18.2 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 19.2 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 20.2 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 21.2 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 22.2 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 23.2 Special section: Our trend and future |
Symposium 24.2 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
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| Chairperson | Ian Dacre | Michael Ward | Katharina Staerk | Flavie Goutard | Karin Orsel | Pipat Arunvipas | Nuvee Prapasarakul | Theera Rukkwamsuk | Terdsak Yano |
| 10:40-11:00 | Dominic Smith (University of Queensland) Modelling livestock production in Southeast Asia |
Kymberly VanderWaal Assessment of the bovine tuberculosis control program in Uruguay; what can we do better? |
Biruk Alemu Gemeda Antimicrobial use in smallholder livestock systems in the highlands of Ethiopia |
Amy Burroughs Using directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) for hypothesis generation and a priori model building: An investigation of risk factors for SRS and lice in Chilean salmonids |
Megan Jewell Relationships between type of hoof lesion and behavioural signs of lameness in Holstein cows housed in tie-stall facilities |
Heiko Nathues Modelling the economic efficiency of using different strategies to control Porcine Reproductive & Respiratory Syndrome at herd level |
Ellen Geerlings Small ruminants’ health and production indicators for migratory Kuchi serviced by Veterinary Field Units in Central Afghanistan. |
Aurelio Cabezas Clinical and infection dynamics of foot-and-mouth disease in beef feedlot cattle: An expert survey |
Brendan Cowled Use of regulatory surveillance data for industry sanitary improvement: A case study of Chilean salmonid data and salmon rickettsial septicaemia risk factors |
| 11:00-11:20 | Guillaume Fournié (Royal Veterinary College) Live bird marketing: from infrastructural to structural interventions |
Okta Wismandanu Escalating community participation to sustain the rabies program |
Sinh Dang-xuan Knowledge, attitude and practices survey on antimicrobials use and antimicrobial resistance in livestock and aquaculture production in Vietnam |
Thibaud Porphyre Inferring the spatial spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N2 clade 2.3.4.4 during the 2015 epidemics in Iowa |
John Vanleeuwen Animal and management factors associated with weight gain in dairy calves/heifers on smallholder dairy farms in Kenya |
Claire Guinat Inferring within-herd transmission parameters for African swine fever outbreaks using mortality data |
Alison Hillman Causal web of ovine breech flystrike in Australia |
Chris Bartels Assessment of the risk of incursion of exotic FMD viruses into Southeast Asia |
Kandarp Khodidas Patel Risk factor analysis for improving post-harvest survival in Australian southern rock lobster holding facilities. |
| 11:20-11:40 | Marius Gilbert & Madhur Dhingra (Université Libre de Bruxelles & FAO RAP) Changing demographic and environmental factors and the emergence of highly pathogenic avian influenza |
Cord Heuer Can FMD be controlled by risked-based partial vaccination? |
Claire Chauvin Propensity score to assess treatment practices – an application to antimicrobial prevention in broiler production |
Suman Das Gupta What are drivers that influence backyard and commercial farmers to implement avian influenza control in Bangladesh? |
Karin Alvåsen Compliance to a recommended claw trimming routine in Swedish dairy herds |
Biruk Alemu Gemeda Untangling the respiratory disease complex in small ruminants in Ethiopia |
Anna Munsey Spatial epidemiology, phylogenetic history, and risk factors for foot-and-mouth disease in Uganda |
Charles Caraguel Is ‘too late’ always too late? The case study of a retrospective investigation in ranched Southern Bluefin tuna (Thunnus maccoyii) mortality outbreak |
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| 11:40-12:00 | Dan Schar (United States Agency for International Development (USAID) & Tom Hughes (Ecohealth) Economic modeling of emerging infectious diseases associated with land use change |
Jens Frederik Agger Impact of diagnostic criteria on the Danish plasmacytosis control program between 2000 and 2015 |
Jake Thompson Field study to investigate the impact of dairy cow space allowance on health in GB dairy farms |
Muhammad-bashir Bolajoko Epidemiology and economic impact of goat pox on small holder small ruminants farmers in Kanam local government area, North Central Nigeria |
Willem Vink Epidemiological strengthening of FMD control in southern Lao PDR |
Jessica Deere The use of a refined fish health assessment index to evaluate the effect of contaminants of emerging concern on fish health in Northeastern Minnesota, USA |
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| 12.00-13.20 | Lunch symposium by Clinag | LUNCH (Level 1, Convention Centre) |
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| 13.20-15.00 | ISVEE Business Meeting / Vote for ISVEE 2024 (Grand Hall, Level 3, Convention Centre) |
APHCA Business Meeting (By invitation only) |
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| 15.00-15.30 | Coffee Break/Exhibition/Poster | ||||||||
| 15.30-16:30 | ISVEE Business Meeting / Vote for ISVEE 2024 (Grand Hall, Level 3, Convention Centre) |
APHCA Business Meeting (By invitation only) |
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| 16:30-17:30 | Poster session (Level 3, Convention Centre) |
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| 18:00-22:00 | Gala Dinner at Royal Flora Ratchapruek (10km from the city) | ||||||||
DAY 4: Thursday 15 November 2018
Registration: 08.00-17.00
| Time | Grand Hall (Level 3, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 1 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 2 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 3 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 4 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 5 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Pailin (Level 3, The Empress Hotel) |
Paytai (Level 3, The Empress Hotel) |
Paitoon (Level 3, The Empress Hotel) |
| 8.30-9.20 | Keynote 4 (Grand Hall, Level 3, Convention Centre) Dr. Matthew Stone, "A vision for global animal health and welfare programmes: intelligence informing strategy, capacity driving performance" Chaired by Pipat Arunvipas |
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| Special session (OIE) | Symposium 26.1 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 27.1 Special section: Our trend and future |
Symposium 28.1 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 29.1 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 30.1 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 31.1 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 32.1 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
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| Chairperson | Pattrarat Chanchaithong | Nuvee Prapasarakul | Thanawat Tiensin | Gustavo Monti | Lesley van Helden | Michael Ward | Tim Carpenter | ||
| 9.30-9.50 | 9:30-9:45 Bolortuya Purevsuren FMD Post vaccination monitoring in central Myanmar 9:45-10:00 Ashis Sutar Epidemiological investigations on recent FMD Outbreaks in Lao PDR 10:00-10:10 Ronello Abila New features of the OIE WAHIS Plus |
Colleen Murphy Human exposure to antimicrobial-resistant bacteria from food animals: Findings from the IAM.AMR Project. |
Wendy Kwok Unlocking the potential of veterinary clinical records using a data mining approach |
Nils Fall The effect of infection with bovine corona virus on dairy milk shipped per cow per day |
Cord Heuer Emergence of a new Leptospira strain causes public health concerns |
Seyyed Jamal Emami Seroprevalence of avian influenza (H9N2) in broiler chicken flocks in Iran |
Bert Damiaans Application of biosecurity in veal calf farms |
Javier Sanchez Mediation analysis concepts: To control for or not to control for? That is the question |
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| 9.50-10.10 | Chika Okafor A qualitative study of antimicrobial use practices among beef cattle producers in Tennessee, USA |
Ana Afonso The Use of Machine Learning for Systematic Reviews in Epidemiology under the Remit of the European Food Safety Authority |
Wendi Jackson Evaluating the effects of neonatal immunity and other animal-level and herd-level risk factors on liver abscess incidence in Holstein steers raised on feedlots in California |
Shauna Richards One health approach to rabies management in Manitoba |
Maria Inês Neves The transmission dynamics of campylobacter among broilers in semi-commercial farms |
Bert Damiaans Development of a biosecurity evaluation tool for cattle: the BIOCHECK |
Ian Dohoo Mediation analysis: A case-study |
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| 10.10-10.40 | Coffee Break/Exhibition/Poster | ||||||||
| Special session (OIE) | Symposium 25.1 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 26.2 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 27.2 Special section: Our trend and future |
Symposium 28.2 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 29.2 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 30.2 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 31.2 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 32.2 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
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| Chairperson | Sroisuda Chotimanukul | Pattrarat Chanchaithong | Nuvee Prapasarakul | Thanawat Tiensin | Gustavo Monti | Lesley van Helden | Michael Ward | Tim Carpenter | |
| 10:40-11:00 | Yu Qiu Risk assessment of transboundary spread of FMD in Southeast Asia and China through livestock movements |
Margaret Good Quality control of purified protein derivative tuberculins: essential for effective bovine tuberculosis control and eradication programmes |
Isaac Omwenga Prevalence and antimicrobial resistance profiles of Staphylococcus aureus isolated from raw milk in pastoral areas of Northern Kenya |
Theresa Bernardo A framework for health informatics: big ideas from big data |
William Sischo Impact of OS supplementation on preweaned dairy calf growth |
Jennifer Perret Prevalence of mental health outcomes in Canadian veterinarians |
David Hadrill A value chain approach to enhance avian influenza A(H7N9) detection in Myanmar informal trade areas |
Harriet Auty Exploring management practices and attitudes towards biosecurity of small-scale poultry and pig keepers |
Syed Ali Naqvi Machine learning tools for understanding mastitis epidemiology |
| 11:00-11:20 | Daan Vink Think local, act national: status and perspectives of spatial FMD risk assessment in Lao P.D.R. |
Anouk Veldhuis Quantitative epidemiological analyses from a voluntary BVDV control program supporting policymakers in the transition to national eradication in the Netherlands. |
Karin Sjöström Antimicrobial resistance in the environment on dairy farms in Sweden |
Jasmeet Kaler Using technological advances and machine learning to develop algorithms for livestock health and welfare |
John Vanleeuwen Postpartum Subacute Ruminal Acidosis (SARA) and Subclinical Ketosis (SCK) in dairy cattle: frequency and effects on postpartum anestrus incidence risk |
Giovanni Lo Iacono Developing a comparative conditional incidence to analyze relationships between local weather and Campylobacter infections in England and Wales |
Ahasanu Hoque Poultry trading networks in Bangladesh: implications for control and surveillance of avian influenza. |
Uli Muellner Less is more: Learnings from a biosecurity expert elicitation exercise |
Marlène Tremblay Full Model Selection with Regression Trees |
| 11:20-11:40 | Cord Heur FMD control through partial vaccination |
Annika van Roon Qualitative comparison of BVDV control programmes in Europe to substantiate freedom from infection |
Dale Moore The epidemiology of seasonal fluctuations in colostrum yield in Jersey cattle |
Manon Swanenburg Biological and anthropogenic drivers for emerging zoonoses from an interdisciplinary perspective |
Van Nguyen Thi Bich Prevalence and distribution of gastrointestinal helminths, and associated risk factors in small-scale chicken farms in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam |
Yunita Widayati Identifying the characteristics of LBMs in the greater Jakarta area that reduce the risk of avian influenza transmission |
Younjung Kim Estimation of market- and bird-level Newcastle disease (ND) prevalence from a complex sampling design |
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| 11:40-12:00 | Nelly Marquetoux FMD Socio-economic studies in Laos and Myanmar |
Inge Santman-berends An innovative surveillance analysis tool for outcome-based comparison of freedom from infection in heterogeneous control programs |
Renu Gupta Phylogenetic group and serotype of E. coli isolates as important risk factors affecting intensity of colibacillosis in broilers |
Raul Alegria-moran Risk factors and spatial cluster determination for non-typhoidal Salmonella spp. circulating in backyard production systems raising poultry and/or swine in central Chile. |
Randall Singer Pen trial to evaluate effects of necrotic enteritis disease prevention antibiotics on antimicrobial resistance in broiler litter |
Damian Tago The (in)efficacy of biosecurity trainings – from trainings to changing practices |
Matthew Denwood A general method for performing sample size calculations with non-standard hypothesis tests: an example application to the faecal egg count reduction test |
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| 12.00-13.20 | LUNCH (Level 1, Convention Centre) |
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| Symposium 32.3 1. Epidemiologic principles and methods 2. Health policy and capacity building 3. One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 25.2 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 26.3 Special section: Our trend and future |
Symposium 27.3 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 28.3 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 29.3 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 30.3 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 31.3 Special section: Our trend and future |
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| Chairperson | Ian Dohoo | Cord Heuer | John Vanleeuwen | Theresa Bernardo | Theera Rukkwamsuk | Itsuro Yamane | Terdsak Yano | Barbara Wieland | |
| 13.20-13.40 | Charlotte Woolley Data cleaning; is it time to stop sweeping it under the carpet? Novel methods for epidemiological studies. |
Ane Nødtvedt Controlling respiratory disease through biosecurity measures – The Norwegian control program for bovine respiratory syncytial virus (BRSV) and bovine coronavirus (BCV) |
Lisa Boden Use of scenario planning methodologies to explore the long-term future of the veterinary epidemiology discipline |
Jaber Belkhiria Identification of high risk areas for avian influenza outbreaks in California using disease distribution models |
Bryony Jones The small ruminant market network in Afar Region, Ethiopia; implications for infectious disease transmission |
Serguei Brener Impact of African Swine Fever occurrence on international swine meat trade – 2012 to 2016 |
Sarah Rosanowski Risk factors for race-day fatality in flat racing Thoroughbreds in Great Britain (2000 to 2013) |
Kyaw Naing Oo Epidemiological study to understand livestock trading network and identify the relationship between trading connectivity and the occurrence of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) outbreak in Myanmar |
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| 13.40-14.00 | Timothée Vergne Impact of imperfect disease detectability on identification of epidemiological risk factors |
Jose Alberto Erales Villamil Quantitative risk analysis for the introduction of bovine tuberculosis through infected cattle in Silvopastoral systems |
Uli Muellner Bridging the gap – an interactive self-study tool for advanced epidemiological methods |
Ravi Disasnayake Correcting observer-dependent detection bias in citizen science data when modelling abundance |
Heiko Nathues Cost of porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus at individual farm level – An economic disease model |
Jerome Baron Spatial & temporal patterns of the swine trade in Argentina from 2011 to 2016 using graph theory and network analysis. |
Chantil Sinclair From scientific evidence to horse welfare: Understanding barriers and drivers to implementation of optimal horse-care practices |
Nick Lyons Use of pooled milk for foot-and-mouth disease surveillance in different production systems |
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| 14.00-14.20 | Navneet Dhand A piecewise linear mixed model to assess the effect of Hendra virus vaccination on horse racing performance |
Anthony Duignan The role of tuberculin assays on naturally infected cattle in the Irish bovine tuberculosis eradication programme |
Jane Heller A novel way of bringing One Health to veterinary and medical students |
Sarsenbay Abdrakhmanov Comparison of spatiotemporal patterns of historic animal anthrax outbreaks in Minnesota and Kazakhstan |
Jaber Belkhiria Application of exponential random graph models to determine nomadic herders’ movements in Senegal |
Kelsey Spence Describing horse owners’ knowledge, awareness and perceptions of exotic diseases |
Moh Alkhamis Novel Insights into the evolutionary epidemiology of SAT1 and SAT2 Foot-and-Mouth Disease Virus in Eastern and Southern Africa |
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| 14.20-14.40 | Masako Wada Impacts of climate change on facial eczema spore counts in New Zealand |
Sithar Dorjee Integrating education into One Health action: South Asian Experience |
Peter Thomson Using climate data to create prediction models for brucellosis prevalence in Pakistan |
Gunawan Setiaji Social network analysis for determining cattle and poultry movement pattern in Lampung, West Java and Central Java Provinces in Indonesia |
Jenny-ann Toribio Veterinarian and horse owner contact and horse health information delivery in Australia |
Gemma Chaters The effects of a Foot-and-Mouth Disease outbreak on the fertility performance of a large scale dairy herd in Kenya |
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| 14.40-15.00 | Georgina Limon Cross-sectional study of Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever seroprevalence in sheep and farmers in Bulgaria: understanding and preparing the ground for a vaccine efficacy study |
Guillaume Fournié epidemix-An interactive multi-model application for teaching and visualizing infectious disease transmission |
Chris Bartels A sero-survey of foot and mouth disease (FMD) in cattle around Mana Pools Conservation Park of northern Zimbabwe |
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| 15.00-15.30 | Coffee Break/Exhibition/Poster | ||||||||
| Symposium 32.4 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 25.3 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 26.4 Special section: Our trend and future |
Symposium 27.4 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 28.4 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 29.4 1. Epidemiologic principles and methods 2. Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 30.4 Special section: Our trend and future |
Symposium 31.4 1. Special section: Our trend and future 2. Health policy and capacity building |
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| Chairperson | Ian Dohoo | Cord Heuer | John Vanleeuwen | Theresa Bernardo | Theera Rukkwamsuk | Itsuro Yamane | Terdsak Yano | Barbara Wieland | |
| 15.30-15.50 | Sangay Rinchen A Qualitative risk assessment for re-introduction of rabies into rabies-free areas of Bhutan |
M. Carolyn Gates Building the business case for bovine viral diarrhoea virus (BVD) eradication in New Zealand |
Matteo Crotta Use of R Shiny Apps for technology-assisted teaching of probabilistic modelling in animal health and food safety |
Umanga Gunasekera Modeling the spatiotemporal dynamics of food-and-mouth disease during mass vaccination programs in India |
Tosapol Dejyong Integrating Economics into Field Epidemiology Training for Veterinarians: Thailand’s experience |
Nima Ghalekhani Social Network Analysis of Live Poultry Movements in The Province of Kerman, Southeast of Iran |
Karin Orsel Quantifying risk factors to strategically plan control strategies for digital dermatitis in dairy cattle |
Nelly Marquetoux Determinants of household-level FMD in endemic areas of Lao and Myanmar |
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| 15.50-16.10 | Jennifer Pradel Spatial risk analysis of Avian Influenza in the French West Indies and French Guiana |
Chris Bartels Risk-based strategic plans for five priority diseases in the Palestinian Authority, integrated. |
Flavie Goutard The set-up of an international One Health master program: the InterRisk program in Southeast Asia “Assessment and management of health risks at the human, animal and ecosystem interface” |
Gerardo Acosta Spatial epidemiology of cystic echinococcosis in Aysén region, Chile. |
Jasmeet Kaler Understanding farmer behaviour: role of personality, emotions, perceptions, rewards and sanctions |
Dannele Peck Social-butterflies at the wildlife-livestock interface: disease-relevant variation in individual animal sociality |
Gezahegn Alemeyehu Ayalew Risk factors for reproductive disorders and major infectious causes of abortion in sheep in the highlands of Ethiopia |
Peter Durr SPREAD: A high-performance computing application for near-real time determination of the source of farm-to-farm transmission during foot-and-mouth disease epidemics |
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| 16.10-16.30 | Gaël Beaunée Insight from epidemiological and animal movement data on bovine paratuberculosis infectious dynamics at a regional scale |
Rowland Kao Big Models for Big Data – exploiting the network of cattle movements in Great Britain to understand a complex multi-host pathogen system |
Ryan Cristil Real Comparative Analysis of the Financial Viability of Swine and Poultry Farms Using Conventional and Tunnel Ventilation Technology in the Philippines |
Gemma Chaters Livestock movement in northern Tanzania: exploiting routinely collected data to infer networks for infectious disease transmission and control |
Katharina Stärk Transboundary animal disease control: preparedness and hurdles in Europe |
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| 16:30-17:30 | Poster session (Level 3, Convention Centre) |
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DAY 5: Friday 16 November 2018
Registration: 08.00-12.00
| Time | Grand Hall (Level 3, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 1 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 2 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 3 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 4 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Chiangmai 5 (Level 2, Convention Centre) |
Pailin (Level 3, The Empress Hotel) |
Paytai (Level 3, The Empress Hotel) |
Paitoon (Level 3, The Empress Hotel) |
| 8.30-9.20 | Keynote 5 (Grand Hall, Level 3, Convention Centre) Prof. Dr. Katharina Stärk "Assuring food safety in a globalised world – are we ready?" Chaired by Saharuetai Jeamsripong |
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| Symposium 40.1 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 33.1 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 34.1 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 35.1 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 36.1 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 37.1 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 38.1 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 39.1 Health policy and capacity building |
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| Chairperson | Peter Thompson | Arjan Stegeman | Jeroen Dewulf | Pattrarat Chanchaithong | Navneet Dhand | Saharuetai Jeamsripong | Flavie Goutard | Sroisuda Chotimanukul | |
| 9.30-9.50 | Muhammad Ijaz Molecular epidemiology, associated risk factors, and phylogenetic analysis of anaplasmosis in camel population of Punjab Pakistan |
Katharina D.C. Stärk Surveillance without intervention: Is there a value? |
Angus Cameron Antimicrobial usage and resistance surveillance strategies for developing countries |
Gustavo Monti Assessment of within-herd transmission of pathogenic Leptospira by a structured-age multi host model |
Taya Forde Anthrax: a striking example of the impact of neglected zoonotic diseases |
Marianne Carson Understanding poultry farmer outbreak behaviour in Vietnam through the combined use of behavioural games and semi-structured interviews |
Mohammad Hasan Rabiee Prevalence and risk factors of avian influenza H9N2 among backyard birds in Iran |
Caroline Hodgkinson Implementation of biosecurity on equestrian premises in Great Britain |
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| 9.50-10.10 | Amjad Khan Molecular Epidemiology of a novel re-assorted epidemic strain of equine influenza virus in Pakistan in 2015-16 |
Marion Bordier An evaluation matrix for One Health surveillance systems – Application to the surveillance of antibiotic resistance in Vietnam. |
Barbara Wieland Harmonisation of data collection on knowledge, attitude and practices of antimicrobial use in livestock production |
Lars Qviller Evaluating the impact of zoning in Norwegian aquaculture on farmed salmon sea lice populations |
Taya Forde Validation of a field-friendly capsule-staining technique for detecting Bacillus anthracis in animal samples |
Tu Tu Zaw Win What influences livestock farmers and traders to adopt behaviours to reduce zoonotic disease transmission from livestock in Myanmar? |
Marius Gilbert Avian influenza A (H5N1) outbreaks in different poultry farm types in Egypt: the effect of vaccination, closing status and farm size |
Caroline Hodgkinson Attitudes towards equine biosecurity among horse owners in Great Britain |
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| 10.10-10.40 | Coffee Break/Exhibition/Poster | ||||||||
| Symposium 40.2 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 33.2 Health policy and capacity building |
Symposium 34.2 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 35.2 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 36.2 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 37.2 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 38.2 Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics |
Symposium 39.2 Health policy and capacity building |
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| Chairperson | Peter Thompson | Arjan Stegeman | Jeroen Dewulf | Pattrarat Chanchaithong | Navneet Dhand | Saharuetai Jeamsripong | Flavie Goutard | Sroisuda Chotimanukul | |
| 10:40-11:00 | Waqas Ahmad Rabies virus degenerates neuronal cytoskeleton by down-regulating gene expression of GTPases and synapse related protein |
Alessandro Foddai Quantitative evaluation of the Scottish and Welsh surveillance systems for bovine Brucellosis |
Katherine Worsley-tonks Antimicrobial resistance in urban mesocarnivores |
Nicolas Rose Comparison of transmission characteristics of a US non-InDel and a French InDel strain of porcine epidemic diarrhea virus (PEDV) |
Marius Gilbert Changing geographic patterns and risk factors for avian influenza A(H7N9) infections in humans, China |
Shingo Asakura Seroprevalence and risk factors for human brucellosis in agro-pastOral areas in Morogoro Region, Tanzania |
Svetlana Buzdugan Towards real-time surveillance of broiler health and welfare: data mining of meat inspection records |
Merel Postma Biocheck.UGent: A risk based tool to quantify the level of biosecurity |
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| 11:00-11:20 | Sabrina Greening Social network analysis in the genomic era: untangling the complex relationship between host population contact structure and disease transmission dynamics |
Michael Ward Companion animal infectious disease surveillance: how much is enough? |
Benjamin Hetman Assessing the transmission dynamics of antimicrobial resistant Salmonella Heidelberg in Canadian poultry production using draft genome sequence data |
Esther Kukielka Identification of high-risk areas of CSF in Peru using a network-based disease spread model |
Shumaila Arif Evaluation of three serological tests for diagnosis of bovine brucellosis in Pakistan using Bayesian latent class analysis |
Krpasha Govindasamy Zoonotic brucellosis at the cattle-human-farm interface: a Veterinary Public Health opportunity, Gauteng, 2016 |
MM Hidayat Characterization of commercial and non-commercial poultry systems in Purbalingga, Java, Indonesia |
Alfred Kompudu Reducing Antibiotic Use in Layer Farms by Implementing 3-Zone Biosecurity |
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| 11:20-11:40 | Arata Hidano Optimizing strategies for sampling pathogens in contact networks to make phylodynamic inferences |
Roger Morris Achieving an optimal surveillance portfolio for zoonoses in West Africa – the Ebola Example |
Dishon Muloi Characterisation of relatedness and antibiotic resistance patterns of Escherichia coli isolated from humans and livestock in Nairobi, Kenya, by whole genome sequencing |
Tu Tu Zaw Win Epidemiological study to understand the perception and practice of local livestock farmers on Foot and Mouth Disease and Newcastle disease (ND) vaccination by using adapted Health Belief Modelling Approach |
Thanawat Tiensin Transitions of prevention and control measures of HPAI virus in Thailand |
Shumaila Arif Using participatory approaches to investigate the drivers, attitudes and communication networks for improving the management of zoonotic diseases among smallholder farmers in Pakistan |
Carien Van den Bergh High seroprevalence and seroconversion rate to Rift Valley fever virus in an endemic area in the absence of outbreaks |
Mattias Delpont The effect on knowledge, attitudes and personality traits on biosecurity compliance in French duck farms following a HPAI crisis |
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| 11:40-12:00 | Dikky Indrawan Linking supply chain governance, biosecurity, and epidemiology in the context of HPAI control in Western Java: A value chain perspective |
Mark Bronsvoort Association of Fasciola gigantica co-infection with bovine tuberculosis infection and diagnosis in a naturally infected cattle population in Africa |
Kajetan Stanski Improving herd-level bovine tuberculosis breakdown predictions in GB cattle by applying machine learning methods |
Mohamed Sirdar Issa Adam A novel method to perform antigenic vaccine matching for foot-and-mouth disease in absence of the homologous virus |
Taya Forde Anthrax: a striking example of the impact of neglected zoonotic diseases |
Tabita Tan A pilot study of the prevalence of Q fever in cattle, sheep and goats in Victoria, Australia |
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| 12.00-13.20 | LUNCH (Level 1, Convention Centre) |
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| Symposium 40.3 1. Epidemiologic principles and methods 2. Health policy and capacity building 3. Special section: Our trend and future |
Symposium 33.3 Special section: Our trend and future |
Symposium 34.3 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 35.3 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 36.3 Epidemiologic principles and methods |
Symposium 37.3 One health (animal-human-environment interface) |
Symposium 38.3 1. Health policy and capacity building 2. Special section: Our trend and future |
Symposium 39.3 1. Epidemiologic studies in specific species/topics 2. Special section: Our trend and future |
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| Chairperson | John Vanleeuwen | Pattrarat Chanchaithong | Sroisuda Chotimanukul | Barbara Wieland | Theera Rukkwamsuk | Kohei Makita | Tim Carpenter | Theresa Bernardo | |
| 13.20-13.40 | Liliana Salvador Understanding the emergence and evolution of Mycobacterium bovis in Michigan, USA |
Nicola Ferre’ Implementation of a spatial data warehouse for avian influenza response |
Dishon Muloi Urban Wildlife and the Epidemiology of Antimicrobial Resistance in Nairobi |
Jude Eze Detection of BVD herd management changes using model-based clustering of BVD antibody dynamics |
Ibrahim Elsohaby Diagnostic performance of direct and indirect methods for assessing failure of transfer of passive immunity in dairy calves using latent class analysis |
Jason Stull Clostridium difficile on Ohio (USA) swine farms: A comparison of swine and human environments and assessment of on-farm risk factors |
Carola Sauter-Louis Landscape and vegetation data on different scales and the number of wild boar abundance |
Hélène Guis Modelling temporal dynamics of culicoides populations on Reunion Island (Indian Ocean) vectors of viruses of veterinary importance |
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| 13.40-14.00 | Arash Ghalyanchilangeroudi Molecular Epidemiology of Newcastle Disease, Avian Infectious Bronchitis and Avian Influenza (H9N2) in Iran, 2017: An Update and Comprehensive Data |
Suman Das Gupta Farm management and environmental village level factors influencing avian influenza circulation on backyard and commercial chicken farms in Bangladesh |
Liza Rosenbaum Nielsen Application of a new One Health evaluation framework to two research initiatives addressing antimicrobial resistance and obesity |
Peter Durr How to release Cyprinid herpesvirus 3 (CyHV-3) to control invasive common carp (Cyprinus carpio) in southeast Australia – a Big Data integration approach |
Christine Jost Sensitivity and specificity of clinical diagnoses for HPAI and ND in chickens in West and Central Java |
Hazumu Kadowaki Analysis of socio-economic factors associated with voluntary rabies control measures in Vietnam |
Maurice Karani Seroepidemiological survey for acute Q fever antibodies and risk factors among patients with febrile conSero – epidemiological survey for acute Q fever antibodies and risk factors among patients with febrile condition in two hospitals in Busia Countydition in two hospitals in Busia County |
Yvette Johnson-Walker Epidemiology and Economic Impact of Anaplasmosis in Southern Illinois Beef Cattle |
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| 14.00-14.20 | Taya Forde Investigating potential cases of vaccine failure against Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae in swine in the UK through comparative genomics |
Arjan Stegeman Density of wild birds is associated with risk of highly pathogenic avian influenza virus (H5N8) introduction into poultry farms |
Pamela Woods Fecal E. coli AMR increases in mixed beef-poultry operations |
Yoko Hayama Simulation-based decision support tool for planning control strategies of Classical Swine Fever in Japan |
Didi Janse Van Rensburg Validation of an indirect immunoperoxidase test for rabies virus in domestic and wildlife species in South Africa |
Marta Hernandez-Jover Modelling the probability of introduction and establishment of Salmonella subtypes of biosecurity concern in Australia through beef imports |
Michael Ward Developing sensible and sensitive policy: rabies response in northern Australian Indigenous communities |
Peter Thompson Estimating force of infection of Rift Valley fever virus in an endemic area of South Africa using reversible catalytic models |
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| 14.20-14.40 | Timothée Vergne Optimising the surveillance of avian influenza viruses in live-bird markets |
Raymond Hamoonga A Review of Veterinary Practices and Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) in Zambia |
Juan Carlos Arango Sabogal Sensitivity and specificity of fecal culture in liquid medium to detect paratuberculosis infections in Québec dairy herds, using a hierarchical Bayesian latent class model |
Gerardo Acosta Risk factors of human cystic echinococcosis in urban areas of Aysén region in Chile |
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| 14.40-15.00 | Hung Nguyen-Viet Bioaerosol Sampling to Detect Avian Influenza Virus in Hanoi’s Largest Live Poultry Market |
Jeroen Dewulf A European cross-sectional study identified positive associations between antimicrobial usage and resistance in broiler farms |
Navneet Dhand Brucellosis exposure among animal health workers in India: Risk factors and identification of hotspots for bovine brucellosis |
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| 15.00-15.30 | Farewell Coffee | ||||||||
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