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Emergency animal disease (EAD) response arrangements in Australia

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Crook, A. (2023) Emergency animal disease (EAD) response arrangements in Australia. In: National Feral Pig Conference, 20-21 June 2023, Cairns, Australia.

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Abstract

Australia’s EAD response arrangements have been assessed as comprehensive and well-understood by system participants. These arrangements support planning for EAD response readiness, and decision-making within a response. Should we face an EAD incident involving feral pigs in future, emergency response decision-making will be dependent upon the specific scenario and informed by available scientific data and on ground expertise. This presentation will outline the approach to an EAD response from a Chief Veterinary Officer’s perspective, including relevant considerations about feral pigs.

Item Type:Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
Corporate Creators:Department of Agriculture and Fisheries, Queensland
Business groups:Biosecurity Queensland, Animal Biosecurity and Welfare, excluding “Animal Welfare”
Keywords:feral pigs; emergency response decision-making; animal biosecurity; animal diseases
Subjects:Science > Invasive Species > Animals
Animal culture > Swine
Veterinary medicine > Communicable diseases of animals (General)
Veterinary medicine > Veterinary pathology
Live Archive:29 Jan 2024 05:13
Last Modified:22 Jun 2026 04:41

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