Better Health
Ausvet is a private consulting company providing services in epidemiology, disease surveillance, health information systems, program management, risk assessment, data analysis, research and epidemiology training.
Ausvet's vision is Better health through applied epidemiology – worldwide.
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Our Mission
We aim to deliver innovative and practical epidemiological services that improve the health and wellbeing of animals, plants and humans around the world and into the future.
We achieve this by applying epidemiological and program management skills in Australia and other countries to improve the competitiveness of animal and plant industries; ensure the safety of animal and plant products and improve the health and environment for humans, animals and wildlife.
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Global Reach
Based in Australia, Ausvet works with clients both in Australia and internationally, across a wide range of species, including livestock, aquatic animals, wildlife, plants and human health. Our commitment to honour our social responsibility takes us far and wide.
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Customised Solutions
Ausvet takes pride in combining our passion, vision and technical skill with the highest standards of professional integrity and ethics to create innovative solutions for our clients. We understand that unique problems often require bespoke solutions, not off the shelf packages.
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Excellence & Creativity
Our focus on excellence and creativity are key to our innovative solutions. Defining new paradigms (the 'freedom methodology', truly national data sharing) rather than being constrained by them. Thinking that is evidence based, real and human.
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Training
Sharing knowledge is one of our core values. Ausvet provides a wide range of training related to epidemiology including disease surveillance, planning, information systems and data analysis.
Training »
Applied Epidemiology
EpiTools are a series of epidemiological calculators designed for epidemiologists and researchers involved in estimating disease prevalence or demonstrating freedom from disease through structured surveys, or in other epidemiological applications.
EpiTools »
News
Designing a study?
We have just published a blog on using Epitools to calculate sample size requirements for cross sectional studies of infection prevalence.
We discuss factors …
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