A Guide to Emergency Quarantine and Isolation Controls of Roads in Rural Areas (2008) / Chapter Skim
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... Section 2. Annotated Bibliography Section 2 provides an annotated list of the references reviewed for the preparation of this final report.
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... of millions of animals, stop movement orders and economic chaos. Focus groups, simulation exercises, field surveys, and interviews were used to gain input from stakeholders including law enforcement, livestock producers, meat packers, truckers, feedlot managers, and animal health officials.
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... Chesser, A
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... Hawkins L., and L
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... from a premise where infection was present to other premises where susceptible livestock are present. Such vehicles could include: • Livestock transports • Vehicles moving between livestock under the same ownership • Vehicles collecting agricultural products (e.g.
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... The research modeled the potential epidemiological and economic impacts of an FMD outbreak in California's South Valley to estimate the value of animal health monitoring and surveillance programs designed to minimize losses, to analyze California's procedures for dealing with a foreign animal disease, and to develop a methodology for evaluating alternative strategies for dealing with an outbreak. The author concluded that the value of public animal health services is high provided that sufficient resources are available to implement an effective early response to the outbreak.
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... • Response to a widespread FAD outbreak will require unique and unconventional partnerships with the private sector. • A successful stop-movement effort will require the cooperation of both neighboring states and affected general populations.
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... enforcing public health orders (e.g., quarantines or travel restrictions) , securing the perimeter of contaminated areas, securing health care facilities, controlling crowds, and investigating scenes of suspected biological terrorism.
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... U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Plant Protection and Quarantine Incident Command System Guidelines (DRAFT)
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... responsibilities related to emergency actions required to respond to a livestock health threat. The template can be modified to fit the individual county and includes actions for coordinating all available federal, state, local, and non-governmental resources and is intended to be a stand-alone plan for application to any FAD incident -- from small, localized outbreaks to multi-state and federally declared disasters.
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... Center (EOC) , the State Emergency Response Team (SERT)
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... this document intentionally assumes an initial California response independent of the federal government. Indiana Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan.
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... of the state emergency operations plan. This plan supports the control efforts of public health agencies in controlling zoonotic diseases and law enforcement in acts of terrorism where animal agriculture is the vehicle for dissemination of a chemical or biologic agent.
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... State of Texas Foreign and Emerging Animal Diseases (FEAD) Response Plan, Appendix 3 to Annex O
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... Simplified Guide to the Incident Command Structure for Transportation Professionals http://www.ops.fhwa.dot.gov/publications/ics_guide/index.htm This document, published by the US Department of Transportation, presents the Incident Command Structure (ICS) as part of the National Incident Management System (NIMS)

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