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Notifiable Diseases - GOV.UK
Notifiable Diseases A Guide for Official Veterinarians To understand the mechanisms in place for dealing with Notifiable disease To improve awareness of which Diseases are Notifiable To know what to do if you, as an OV, suspect a Notifiable disease in the animals under your (Rev. 04/17)2 Learning ObjectivesA disease named in .. Section 88 of the Animal Health Act 1981 or An Order made under the Animal Health Act ES01 (Rev. 04/17)3 What is a Notifiable Disease?Your legal obligation is to notify your suspicion of Notifiable disease to APHA as soon as possible. ES01 (Rev. 04/17)4 Once confirmed, APHA must notify certain organisations of an outbreak: Local Authorities European Commission OIE (the World Animal Health Organisation).
• Active (targeted) surveillance (TB testing, avian influenza) • Passive (scanning) surveillance (carcase and sample submission to labs, slaughterhouse surveillance). ES01 (Rev. 04/17) 17 How do we maintain Disease Free Status? ... • Rift Valley Fever • Rinderpest • Scrapie
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