Revista científica y técnica, Vol. 39 (2)

Coordinación: G.A. Vroegindewey

Organización Mundial de Sanidad Animal (OIE)
Agosto de 2020

En inglés con resumenes en español
321 páginas
ISBN: 978-92-95115-57-6
DOI: 10.20506/rst.issue.39.2.3084

En este número de la Revista científica y técnica se exponen estrategias para dotar duraderamente a los países de competencias en materia de planificación y respuesta para situaciones de emergencia, con empleo de tecnologías del futuro para mejorar la resiliencia ante los desastres, promover el bienestar de los animales y proteger al personal que interviene en las acciones de respuesta. Esta obra incluye asimismo estudios monográficos de pasados episodios de desastre, sus efectos en las poblaciones animales y la respuesta de los Servicios veterinarios al suceso, ejemplos de los que se extraen enseñanzas útiles para mejorar en el futuro la capacidad de preparación y respuesta veterinarias.

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Índice:

• Prefacio – Disaster prevention and preparedness
• Introducción – Disaster prevention and preparedness
• Best practices for after-action review: turning lessons observed into lessons learned for preparedness policy
• Best practices in veterinary personal protective equipment
• Climate change and other risk drivers of animal health and zoonotic disease emergencies: the need for a multidisciplinary and multisectoral approach to disaster risk management
• Detecting national human enteric disease outbreaks linked to animal contact in the United States of America
• Emergency management at the health and security interface
• Emergency operations centres: models and core principles
• Emergency preparedness and response to African swine fever in the People’s Republic of China
• Estudio de caso. Sector de la sanidad animal frente al huracán «Irma» en Cuba
• Genomics and climate change
• Good emergency management practices: a review of the core principles, with a focus on preparedness
• Inclusion of Veterinary Services in national emergency management plans
• Innovating at the human–technology interface in disasters and disease outbreaks
• Integrating animal welfare into disaster management using an ‘all-hazards’ approach
• Legislative framework for national contingency planning and response
• Managing complex emergencies
• Preparing for animal health emergencies: considerations for economic evaluation
• Prevention and preparedness: biosecurity, early warning and contingency planning
• Provincial Veterinary Services respond to drought in South Africa
• Securing access to personnel and materials in transboundary animal disease responses
• Technological disasters and Veterinary Services
• The gulf between emergency plans and the resources needed: a global review
• The role of Veterinary Services in areas of conflict
• The role of laboratories in animal-related disasters and emergencies
• The role of military forces in emergency management (civil–military interaction)
• The role of vaccine banks in resilience, response and recovery in respect of animal diseases
• Veterinary Services: health, safety and wellness for veterinary professionals in disaster preparedness and response
• Conclusiones – Disaster prevention and preparedness: observations from the coronavirus pandemic