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Chatham House Rules!!
It's been a very busy January for us! Seattle, Ethiopia, and the UK with barely time to breathe in between trips... but we're not complaining! Our most recent trip was to London to attend and present at a meeting at Chatham House, the headquarters of the Royal...
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The African Plant Health Initiative : Our next challenge?
Angus and Cate have recently (January 2019) been invited to attend a project planning workshop in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to support the development of a large-scale Gates Foundation (BMGF) project, the African Plant Health Initiative (APHI). The health of crops and...
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Briefing staff at the Gates Foundation, Seattle.
When staff from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation invited us to Seattle in November to talk about our work in surveillance systems, we squealed with delight, jumped up and down and have probably been glowing ever since. Finally, an opportunity to sing and dance...
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Read our latest peer-reviewed article for free in the Journal of Dairy Science
Ausvet consultants just published a new peer-reviewed article in the scientific press. The article, titled ‘Modeling of alternative testing strategies to demonstrate freedom from Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis infection in test-negative dairy herds in the...
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Register now for our Veterinary Epidemiology Masterclass
Learn veterinary epidemiology from leading practicing experts.
Ausvet proposes an exciting condensed course, particularly recommended for:
– government staff and private practitioners
– graduate students wishing to increase their understanding of epidemiology
– Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists (ANZCVS) candidates
Ausvet leads the way in human-centred information systems for surveillance
The development of health surveillance information systems using a transdisciplinary, empathetic approach to determine all user needs are met has brought about radical changes to the quality, reliability and usefulness of information collected from the field but has...
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