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Pathogen Management Modelling - APEG

May 09, 2015

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Pathogen management modelling presentation given at the APEG 201 conference held at Cefas.
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Page 1: Pathogen Management Modelling - APEG

Pathogen management and modelling

Nick TaylorPopulation

Ecologist/Epidemiological Modeller

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Disease monitoring and emergence• Fish Health Inspectorate:

– 10 field inspectors

– Visit 700+ APB’s per annum

– Early identification of problems

– Big picture perspective

• Epidemiology and risk assessment: – ID potential threats

– Assess the risk posed

– Suggest mitigation measures

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Emerging diseases

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Pathogen testing• Reference lab (EU, national, OIE) for:

– Viral haemorrhagic septicaemia

– Infectious haematpoietic necrosis

– Bacterial kidney disease

– Gyrodactylus salaris

– Spring viraemia of carp

– Marteiliosis

– Bonamiasis

– Infectious pancreatic necrosis

– Crayfish plague.

• Pathogen culture, PCR, antigen ELISA and antibody testing.

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Field studies• Assess distribution and

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• Study pathogen life-cycles and dynamics in the real world.

• Conduct classical epidemiological studies: Cross-sectional

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• Identify risk factors.

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Complex data and statistical tools

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Experimental studies

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Pathogen challenge studies

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Benefit to host

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Environmental impact

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Disease modelling

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Optimal application and control policies

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Summary

• What’s the problems.

• Extent and severity.

• How to test for it.

• What drives it.

• What’s its life-cycle.

• Effective treatments.

• How to manage.