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Applied research and teaching opportunities between the EU and China Dr Ana Mateus, RVC LinkTADs session at EPIZONE: Coordinating veterinary research between EU and China 29th September, 2016, Madrid, Spain This project has received funding

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This project has received funding from the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme for research, technological development and demonstration under grant agreement No: 613804

Applied research and teaching opportunities between the EU and China

Dr Ana Mateus, RVC

LinkTADs session at EPIZONE: Coordinating veterinary research between EU and China 29th September, 2016, Madrid, Spain

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Main objectives of LinkTADs

  • Animal health priorities in EU and

China

  • Synergies and gaps

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  • Synergies and gaps
  • Potentials for collaborations between

EU and China

  • The

Field Epidemiology Training Programme for Veterinarians (FETPv)

Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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Animal Health priorities in EU and China

Bovine TB PRRS Newcastle

Influenza Rabies

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Bluetongue FMD Disease CSF PED

Rabies ASF Brucellosis

AMR

Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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Potential areas for collaborative research EU & China

  • Bovine Tuberculosis
  • African Swine Fever
  • Classical Swine Fever

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  • Antimicrobial resistance
  • Avian influenza
  • Porcine Respiratory and Reproductive Syndrome
  • Peste des Petits Ruminants

Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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Gaps and Synergies

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Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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Research and training opportunities under LinkTADs

  • Workshops

– Risk-based surveillance – Vaccine and diagnostic technology development – …

  • Webinars

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– Rabies prevention and control – H7N9 epidemiology & surveillance – Research agendas – …

  • Exchange programmes
  • Sustainable collaboration tools

– Partnerships – Project applications

Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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China Field Epidemiology Training Program for Veterinarians (FETPV) Based on the training models implemented for human epidemiology

  • US CDC- Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) program (1953)
  • FETP

– Initial objective: Train field epidemiologists in developing countries – “Learn by doing”- 20-25% in classroom + 75-80% field work

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– “Learn by doing”- 20-25% in classroom + 75-80% field work – Owned by individual countries – Meet the needs of each country

  • PR China:

– FETP introduced in 2001 – FETPV in 2010

Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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Strengthening veterinary capacity in Asia

  • Intensification of animal production systems
  • 75% of emerging pathogens affecting humans are zoonotic
  • Emergence of Avian Influenza viruses and AMR are major public

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and animal health issues

  • Secure provision of skilled veterinary staff

– Government services – Private industry

Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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China Field Epidemiology Training Program for Veterinarians (FETPV)

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Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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C-FETPV- Objectives

  • Interdisciplinary (One Health) approaches in field

epidemiology training

  • Create a sustainable program
  • Standardize the knowledge and methodology on applied

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veterinary epidemiology for China

  • Strengthen partnerships among national, provincial and

international institutions and foster collaboration

  • Nurture trainers and mentors within a national network for

training veterinary epidemiologists in China

Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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C-FETPV- Course programme

  • Five modules over 2 year-period:

– Introductory course (4 weeks) – Module 1: Outbreak investigation +

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Field exercise(s) (4 weeks) – Module 2: Surveillance (4 weeks) – Module 3: Risk Analysis (2 weeks) – Module 4: Integration and advanced topics (4 weeks)

Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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FETPV- Cohorts

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Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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C-FETPV- Training of trainers

  • Build training capacity at national and local levels
  • Ensure sustainability of C-FETPV programme on the long

term

  • Regular monitoring and program evaluation

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Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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C-FETPV- Resources

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Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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C-FETPV- Other training activities

Joint courses between C- FETPV and C-FETP

  • Synergies between medical

and veterinary

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epidemiologists

  • Promotes networking
  • Identification common

goals (“One Health”)

Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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C-FETPV- Other training activities Veterinary Epidemiology workshop for Executives

  • CAHEC/ EU-China Trade Project
  • Senior Officials
  • National and provincial Animal Centers

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  • National and provincial Animal Centers

from Disease Prevention and Control (CDCs)

  • Aim- Strengthen ability and capacity for:

– Effective animal and public health programs – Implementation of the National Medium and Long-Term Plan for Prevention and Control of Animal Epidemics (2012-2020).

Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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FETPV- Other training activities

Veterinary Epidemiology Training for University Academics

  • FAO ECTAD China
  • Planning and development of

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undergraduate curricula for epidemiology – Teaching methodologies – Development of case studies

  • Postgraduate training

Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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Research opportunities (C-FETPV)

Re-emergence of H7N9 in Eastern China (Oct 14)

  • Impact local poultry trade (Jan-Feb 15)
  • Reduced demand live birds
  • Decreased prices
  • Closure of wet markets
  • Severe disruption of supply chains

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Involvement FETPV network

  • Research projects
  • Markets supply chains
  • Epidemiology & evolution of

influenza viruses

  • Training
  • Value chain analysis
  • Surveillance
  • Biosecurity measures

Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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Research opportunities (C-FETPV)- cont

Outbreak investigations

  • Integration of epidemiological and

laboratory skills and knowledge

  • Development and

implementation of short and long

Peste des Petits Ruminants outbreak 2014

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implementation of short and long term interventions

  • Potential impact in policy
  • May drive future research &

surveillance efforts

(Source: Wang et al, Peste des Petits Ruminants virus in Heilogjiang Province, China, 2014, EID, Vol 21 No 4 April 2015)

Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk

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Thank you for your attention!

Project Coordinator: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Speaker name | speaker@email.com 20 Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)

  • Mr. Daniel Beltran-Alcrudo

E-mail: Daniel.BeltranAlcrudo@fao.org Phone: + 3906 5705 3823 Fax: + 3906 5705 3057

Ana Mateus | amateus@rvc.ac.uk