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1、AUSTRALIAN VETERINARY EMERGENCY PLANAUSVETPLANDisease StrategyFoot-and-mouth diseaseVersion 3.3, 2012DRAFT FOR STAKEHOLDER CONSULTATIONAUSVETPLAN is a series of technical response plans that describe the proposed Australian approach to an emergency animal disease incident. The documents provide guid
2、ance based on sound analysis, linking policy, strategies, implementation, coordination and emergency-management plans.Standing Council on Primary IndustriesThis disease strategy forms part of:AUSVETPLAN Edition3This strategy will be reviewed regularly. Suggestions and recommendations for amendments
3、should be forwarded to: AUSVETPLAN Animal Health AustraliaManager Emergency Preparedness and Response Suite15, 2628 Napier CloseDeakin ACT 2600Tel: 02 6232 5522; Fax: 02 6232 5511email: .auApproved citation: Animal Health Australia (2012). Disease strategy: Foot-and-mouth disease (Version 3.3). Aust
4、ralian Veterinary Emergency Plan (AUSVETPLAN), Edition3, Standing Council on Primary Industries, Canberra, ACT. Publication record:Edition1: 1991Edition2:Version2.0, 1996 (major update)Version2.1, March 2001 (minor update)Version2.2, May 2001 (major update following 2001 outbreak of FMD in the Unite
5、d Kingdom)Edition3:Version3.0, August 2002 (minor update and inclusion of new costsharing arrangements)Version3.1, 2006 (update in relation to national livestock standstill, vaccine supply contract and treatment of products; interim version used for Exercise Minotaur)Version 3.2, 2010 (major update)
6、Version 3.3, 2012 (major update in relation to vaccination, movement controls, milk handling)AUSVETPLAN is available on the internet at:.au/ Commonwealth of Australia and each of its states and territories, 2012ISBN0 642 24506 1 (printed version)ISBN1 876 71438 7 (electronic version)This work is cop
7、yright and, apart from any use as permitted under the Copyright Act1968, no part may be reproduced without written permission from the publishers, the Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, and Animal Health Australia, acting on behalf of the Standing Council on Pri
8、mary Industries. Requests and inquiries concerning reproduction and rights should be addressed to AUSVETPLAN Animal Health Australia (see above).The publishers give no warranty that the information contained in AUSVETPLAN is correct or complete and shall not be liable for any loss howsoever caused,
9、whether due to negligence or other circumstances, arising from use of or reliance on this code.DISEASE WATCH HOTLINE1800 675 888The Disease Watch Hotline is a tollfree telephone number that connects callers to the relevant state or territory officer to report concerns about any potential emergency d
10、isease situation. Anyone suspecting an emergency disease outbreak should use this number to get immediate advice and assistance.Filename: FMD-14-EDIT1(8Jul12)PrefaceThis disease strategy for the management of an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) is an integral part of the Australian Veterinar
11、y Emergency Plan, or AUSVETPLAN (Edition3). AUSVETPLAN structures and functions are described in the AUSVETPLAN Summary Document. The strategy provides information about the disease (Section 1); the relevant risk factors and their treatment, and the options for management of a disease outbreak depen
12、ding on the circumstances (Section 2); and the policy that will be adopted in the case of an outbreak (Sections 3 and 4). The key features of FMD are described in Appendix 6.This manual has been produced in accordance with the procedures described in the AUSVETPLAN Summary Document and in consultati
13、on with Australian national, state and territory governments, and the ruminant and pig industries. FMD is included on the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) list of notifiable diseases as a multiple species disease. This obliges OIE member countries that had been free from the disease to not
14、ify the OIE within 24hours of confirming the presence of FMD. OIE-listed diseases are diseases with the potential for international spread, significant mortality or morbidity within the susceptible species and/or potential for zoonotic spread to humans. These criteria are described in more detail in
15、 Chapter 1.2 of the OIE Terrestrial Animal Health Code (www.oie.int/index.php?id=169&L=0&htmfile=chapitre_1.1.2.htm). The strategies in this document for the diagnosis and management of an outbreak of FMD are based on the recommendations in the OIE Terrestrial Animal Health Code www.oie.int/index.php?id=169&L=0&htmfile=chapitre_1.8.5.htm and the OIE Manual of Diagnostic Tests and Vaccines for Terrestrial Animals. www.oie.int/fileadmin/Home/eng/Health_standards/tahm/2.01.05_FMD.pdf The strategies and policy guidelines are for emergency situations, and are not appli
