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Special Avian Collections and Foreign Animal Disease Emergency Planning. Agenda. Overview of FAD and Zoo Coordination Project Overview of NC Containment and Response Plan for Highly Pathogenic and Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza Review of Site Visits Project Progress and Next Steps. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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SPECIAL AVIAN COLLECTIONS
AND FOREIGN ANIMAL
DISEASE EMERGENCY PLANNING
AGENDAOverview of FAD and Zoo Coordination Project
Overview of NC Containment and Response Plan for Highly Pathogenic and Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza
Review of Site Visits
Project Progress and Next Steps
THE PLAYERS USDA APHIS Animal Care
NCDA&CS, Emergency Programs
NCDA&CS, Veterinary Division
NCSU CVM
USDA APHIS Veterinary Services
Special Avian Collections
Local Emergency Management officials
Local Public Health officials
THE PROJECTFormally incorporate special avian collections into the
North Carolina Containment and Response Plan for Highly Pathogenic and Low Pathogenic Avian Influenza
Conduct meetings with facilities that maintain specialized collections of birds
THE PROJECTPlan for appropriate response to a foreign animal disease
outbreakEmphasis on preservation and business continuity
Strengthen relationships with federal, state, and local partners that may be involved or impacted by an outbreak
OBJECTIVESMake connections and introduce the project to
stakeholders including public and private special avian collections, state and local animal health, public health, and emergency management officials, academia
Evaluate existing foreign animal disease outbreak
management plans and resources from stakeholders
Meet with stakeholders to review or create foreign animal disease outbreak management plans and gather input
OBJECTIVES
Create an Annex to the NC Containment and Response Plan for HPAI and LPAI that incorporates special avian collections into the response
Conduct a Workshop with all stakeholders to further
identify any gaps in the Annex
Conduct education and outreach on the Annex to special avian collections
THE ANNEXLanguage describing the Special Avian Collections
response will be incorporated into the existing plan
There will also be a separate document – a cheat sheet – with key appendices• Easy for Special Avian Collections or Emergency
Managers to pull out and follow if needed
THE WORKSHOPJune 16, 2014
Final agenda and invite list under discussion
REVIEW OF SITE VISITSNC Zoo
Sylvan Heights Waterfowl Park
Halifax Co. EM, PH
Carolina Raptor Center
Private Collections
Carolinas/Virginia Pheasant and Waterfowl Society
NC HPAI/LPAI PLANI. Introduction – Background and HistoryII. Diagnostic ResourcesIII. Personnel Resources – Partner ResponsibilitiesIV. Routine AI SurveillanceV. General Response Strategy to HPAI or LPAI in NCVI. Response to Avian Influenza – ProtocolsVII. Appraisal and IndemnificationVIII. DepopulationIX. DisposalX. Epidemiological InvestigationXI. Appendices
I. INTRODUCTION – BACKGROUND AND HISTORY
Avian Influenza in birds
Avian Influenza in humans
AI Response Plan Development
II. DIAGNOSTIC RESOURCESRollins Disease Diagnostic Laboratory
(Raleigh) – NAHLN memberGriffin Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory (Monroe)Northwestern Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory
(Elkin)Western Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory
(Fletcher)National Veterinary Services Laboratory
(Ames, IA)
III. Personnel Resources – Partner Responsibilities
NCDA&CS – EP and VSUSDA APHIS – AVIC and StaffCommercial Poultry IndustryNC Division of Public HealthNCSU-CVM, NCDENR, NCEM, DOT, othersSpecial Avian Collections
IV. Routine AI Surveillance
USDA APHIS NPIPLive Bird Market System LPAI surveillance programBackyard poultry used for meat, eggs, and exhibitionsMigratory waterfowl and shorebirds
Special Avian Collections are not part of the routine avian surveillance program but testing would be done at these facilities as requested or if initial samples indicate potential infection.
V. General Response Strategy to HPAI or LPAI in NC
Response is coordinated by the State Veterinarian with USDA APHIS and industry partners
Incident Command System
Considerations for commercial and non-commercial birdsWild BirdsCommercial PoultryBackyard Poultry (non-commercial, niche, small flocks)
VI. Response to Avian Influenza - Protocols
Vaccination
Protection of Personnel
Containment Areas
Biosecurity (within standard)
LPAI subtypes not H5 or H7
LPAI subtypes H5 or H7
HPAI any subtype
Diagnosis Flow Chart
Reporting Flow Chart
State Quarantine Process
Quarantine Release Procedure
VII. Appraisal and Indemnification
There are appraisal protocols that includeProcessDescription of appraisersCalculators (commercial poultry oriented)
NeededProcess applied to special avian collections
VIII. DepopulationGoal contain and eradicate to preserve valuable birds
That being said…have a planDescription of how depopulation could be accomplished on all
species in the facility
IX. Disposal
Disposal protocols for the facility
Disposal locations
Transport and handling of carcasses
Disinfection protocols
NC Plan Appendix L
AZA Plan - Section 2.7
X. Epidemiologic Investigation
NCDA&CS and USDA APHIS work in conjunction
Determine the cause and extent of the outbreak
Trace-back, trace-forward, quarantines
Response Structureand the
Incident Command System
Multi County Event
Natural Disasters
County EOC
Incident Command
Planning Section
Operations
Section
Logistics Section
Finance/Admin Section
Incident Command
Planning Section
Operations
Section
Logistics Section
Finance/Admin Section
Incident Command
Planning Section
Operations
Section
Logistics Section
Finance/Admin Section
AgEOC
County Govt
State Govt
State EOC
Multi County Event
AVIAN FLU
County EOC
Incident Command
Planning Section
Operations
Section
Logistics Section
Finance/Admin Section
Incident Command
Planning Section
Operations
Section
Logistics Section
Finance/Admin Section
Incident Command
Planning Section
Operations
Section
Logistics Section
Finance/Admin Section
AgEOC
County Govt
State Govt
State EOC
Command of an outbreak
IC
Planning Operations Logistics Finance/Admin
AgEOC
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Response Structure
How will Special Avian Collections fit into ICS?SAC LiaisonSAC BranchJoint Information Center (JIC)
SAC may provide a PIO
FeedbackOverall very positive
Understanding of potential for prioritizing most valuable birds
Understanding of how they will fit into the response
Communication
Definition of “Special Avian Collections”
Project Progress and Next StepsCompleted all individual site visits
Potential calls or meetings with additional PH and EM officials before workshop
Initial draft of Annex in progressWill be completed for workshop
Workshop date selected, planning initiatedFinalize invite list, send, finalize agenda
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