Webinar

Contents

Chair

Charles E. Rupprecht, VMD, MS, PhD

Auburn University, Auburn, AL, USA.
CEO, Lyssa LLC

Speaker(s)

Wanda Markotter

Professor, Centre for Viral Zoonoses, University of Pretoria, South Africa; DST-NRF South African Research Chair.

Topic: An interdisciplinary approach to rabies and rabies-related lyssavirus epidemiology

Terence Scott

PHD, Global Alliance for Rabies Control (GARC), Manhattan, KS, 66502, USA.

Topic: Rabies in the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Central Asia and North Africa: Building evidence and delivering a regional approach to rabies elimination

Louis Nel

Professor, Global Alliance for Rabies Control (GARC), USA.

Topic: Rabies in the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Central Asia and North Africa: Building evidence and delivering a regional approach to rabies elimination

Sergio Recuenco-Cabrera

MD, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Peru.

Topic: Beyond Zero by 2030 - Wildlife rabies and exposures in the Amazon Basin

Catherine Filejski

DVM, President & CEO, Canadian Animal Health Institute (CAHI), Canada.

Topic: Rabies meets Truth & Reconciliation: the unique challenges to effective rabies prevention and control in Canada’s remote, First Nations, Metis and Inuit communities

Philip P. Mshelbwala

DVM, School of Veterinary Science, The University of Queensland, Australia.

Topic: Development of a national strategy for rabies prevention and control in Sierra Leone using a One Health approach

Andy Gibson

DVM, Director of Strategic Research, Mission Rabies.

Topic: Expansion of rabies surveillance and dog vaccination in urban settings of India

Victor Del Rio Vilas

PHD, University of Surrey, Guildford, UK.

Topic: Non-technical criticalities of rabies prevention and control

Mariem Handous

Rabies laboratory, Pasteur Institute of Tunis, Tunis.

Topic: Technical commitment in the fight against rabies - Role of the laboratory in Tunisia

Conrad Freuling

PhD, Friedrich-Loeffler-Institute, Germany.

Topic:Oral vaccination of dogs in Namibia

Introduction

In recognition of World Rabies Day, our tone is related to the following broad subject: Global Opportunities & Challenges to Rabies Detection, Prevention & Control. The geographic span of speakers and topics cover Asia, Africa and the New World. Specific topics will include: human rabies caused by dogs; the United Against Rabies forum; modern approaches to human prophylaxis; the stepwise approach to rabies elimination; regional progress and setbacks; mass dog vaccination; health communications and public education; the importance of the laboratory; the role of wildlife; and unique situations in the Americas.
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Programme
Programme
  1. Time(EDT, GMT-4)
  1. Speakers
  1. Topic
  1. 8:00-8:10
  1. Charles E. Rupprecht
  1. Welcome remarks
  1. 8:10-8:35
  1. Philip Mshelbwala
  1. Development of a national strategy for rabies prevention and control in Sierra Leone using a One Health approach
  1. 8:35-8:55
  1. Andy Gibson
  1. Expansion of rabies surveillance and dog vaccination in urban settings of India
  1. 8:55-9:15
  1. Terence Scott
  1. Rabies in the Middle East, Eastern Europe, Central Asia and North Africa: Building evidence and delivering a regional approach to rabies elimination
  1. 9:15-9:35
  1. Wanda Markotter
  1. An interdisciplinary approach to rabies and rabies-related lyssavirus epidemiology
  1. 9:35-9:50
  1. Free discussion (Q&A)
  1. /
  1. 9:50-10:00
  1. Break
  1. /
  1. 10:05-10:25
  1. Mariem Handous
  1. Technical commitment in the fight against rabies - role of the laboratory in Tunisia
  1. 10:25-10:45
  1. Conrad Freuling
  1. Oral vaccination of dogs in Namibia
  1. 10:45-11:05
  1. Victor Del Rio Vilas
  1. Non-technical criticalities of rabies prevention and control
  1. 11:05-11:25
  1. Catherine Filejski
  1. Rabies meets Truth & Reconciliation: the unique challenges to effective rabies prevention and control in Canada's remote, First Nations, Metis and Inuit communities
  1. 11:25-11:45
  1. Sergio Recuenco
  1. Beyond Zero by 2030 - wildlife rabies and exposures in the Amazon Basin
  1. 11:45-12:05
  1. Free discussion (Q&A)
  1. /
  1. 12:05-12:10
  1. Charles E. Rupprecht
  1. Concluding remarks

Relevant Special Issue(s)

Topic: Adopt One Health, Stop Rabies: Current Progress for Dog-mediated Rabies Elimination by 2030

https://ohirjournal.com/journal/special_detail/1078

Moments

Presentation

Philip Mshelbwala, The University of Queensland
Topic: National Strategy for Rabies Prevention & Control, Sierra Leone

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Andy Gibson, Mission Rabies
Topic: Expansion of rabies surveillance and dog vaccination in urban settings of India

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Terence Scott, Global Alliance for Rabies Control (GARC)
Topic: Rabies in MERACON: Building evidence and delivering a regional approach to rabies elimination

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Wanda Markotter, University of Pretoria
Topic: An interdisciplinary approach to rabies and rabies-related lyssavirus epidemiology

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Discussion Part Ⅰ

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Mariem Handous, Pasteur Institute of Tunis
Topic: Technical commitment in the fight against rabies - Role of the laboratory in Tunisia

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Conrad Freuling, Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut
Topic: Oral vaccination of dogs in Namibia

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Victor Del Rio Vilas, University of Surrey
Topic: Musing over Non-technical criticalities of rabies prevention and control

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Catherine Filejski, Canadian Animal Health Institute (CAHI)
Topic: Rabies Meets Truth & Reconciliation: the unique challenges to effective rabies prevention and control in Canada's remote, First Nations, Metis and Inuit communities

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Sergio Recuenco, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos
Topic: Beyond Zero by 2030 - wildlife rabies and exposures in the Amazon Basin

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Discussion Part Ⅱ

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