Peer-reviewed veterinary case report
Preventing pet health emergencies in Asia - what to know
By Hashim, H D·Published in Revue scientifique et technique (International Office of Epizootics)·1999·Veterinary Services·View original on PubMed →
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Original publication title: Animal health emergencies: prevention and preparedness in Asia.
Plain-English summary
This article talks about how important it is for countries in Asia to have plans in place for preventing and preparing for animal health emergencies. It highlights that while each country may have different needs and resources, there are key elements that must be included in these plans to make them effective. The focus is on ensuring that all countries can respond well to potential health crises affecting animals. Overall, the piece emphasizes the need for tailored strategies that can help protect animal health across the diverse continent.
Abstract
Besides response and recovery, prevention and preparedness are the two critical components of any contingency plan. The author discusses the various elements which must be present in the prevention and preparedness plan of countries in Asia. As the continent has such diverse peoples and veterinary infrastructures, the actual plan may vary from one country to another, but must incorporate those elements which are crucial to ensure the success of the preparedness plan.
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