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21 Apr 2022 to 21 Apr 2022
Global One Health initiative webinar ‘Surveillance – Where we are now and barriers to implementation’
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As part of the Global One Health initiative (GOHi) the Ohio State University (OSU) hosts a monthly webinar series where faculty experts and industry thought leaders present on a One Health topic.
In this month’s webinar Alasdair King of MSD Animal Health and Andy Gibson of Mission Rabies will talk about “Surveillance: Where we are now, the barriers to implementation, and how we may overcome them.”
When: 21st April 2022, 8:30 – 10 a.m. EDT
Where: online webinar – register here
More information: available on the event website
The recording of this webinar is available to watch here.
The Global One Health initiative (GOHi) is pioneered through efforts of The Ohio State University community and global consortium partners from Brazil, Ethiopia, Kenya, Mexico, Tanzania, Thailand and Uganda. GOHi brings together two concepts: One Health and Global Health. Their mission is to “Expand capacity for a One Health approach via applied education, training, research and outreach to more efficiently and effectively address causes and effects of diseases at the interface of humans, animals, plants and the environment.” Find out more about the initiative here and on the GOHi website.
About the speakers:
Alasdair King is Executive Director of International Veterinary Health for Merck Animal Health in New Jersey, he developed the emergence newsletter and website and serves as host for the podcast. He works with several governments and organizations on disease control plans and strategies, focusing on vaccine accessibility and education alongside surveillance and monitoring.
Andrew Gibson began working for Mission Rabies during its 2013 launch campaign in India. His previous experience using smartphone technology in an epidemiological context in Zanzibar, Tanzania, transferred to his work on rabies when he developed a smartphone app to overcome challenges faced during mass dog vaccination campaigns and rabies surveillance. He is currently undertaking a PhD at The Roslin Institute at the University of Edinburgh, studying the methods and outcomes of mass dog vaccination and rabies surveillance. “
Excerpt from the event website
You can visit the GOHi website for other webinars from this series.