17th International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics

1215–1230: Building the future One Health workforce in eastern and southern Africa – gaps and opportunities in higher education: Shauna Richards

1235–1240: Longitudinal study of abortion in dairy cattle in Nandi County, Kenya: Elizabeth Cook

1520–1525: Assessing biosecurity and risk factors for antibiotic use in semi-intensive broiler farms in Kenya: Naomi Peter

1400–1415: Antibiotic quality and use practices amongst dairy farmers and drug retailers in the Central Kenyan Highlands: Dishon Muloi

1600–1615: Patterns and drivers of antibiotic use in small-scale broiler production systems in Lilongwe district, Malawi: Dishon Muloi

1630–1645: Quantifying antimicrobial consumption patterns in semi-intensive broiler farms in Kenya: Naomi Peter

1045–1100: Salmonella spp. and total bacteria count contamination in retailed pork in Vietnam: a baseline assessment from a food safety randomized controlled trial study: Thi Huyen Trang Le (co-presenters: Fred Unger, Hung Nguyen-Viet and Sinh Dang-Xuan)

1030–1045: The HORN project: capacity strengthening for One Health research in the Horn of Africa: Siobhan Mor

1030–1045: Seroprevalence and risk factors of peste des petits ruminants in different production systems in Uganda: Joseph Nkamwesiga

1115–1130: Linking socio-ecological transformation and arthropod-borne infections: Tatenda Chiuya

Chair: Hung Nguyen-Viet

1030–1045: One Health implementation from an ASEAN country perspective with emphasizes on ICT applications: Fred Unger

1045–1100: A web-based decision-support tool for prevention and control of Rift Valley fever outbreaks in Kenya: Bernard Bett

1115–1130: Using mobile syndromic surveillance at slaughter to understand the incidence and distribution of important animal and zoonotic diseases in Kenya and Uganda: Elizabeth Cook

1130–1145: Development and use of mobile application for transboundary animal and emerging zoonotic diseases surveillance in Vietnam: Thang Nguyen-Tien

1145–1200: Management of animal diseases and antimicrobial use by information and communication technology to control antimicrobial resistance in east Africa: Florence Mutua

1200–1230: Panel discussion: Using information and communication technology as one of the solutions to mitigate the burden of One Health problems (ILRI panelists: Elizabeth Cook and Fred Unger)

1515–1530: Mixed methods for evaluating livestock vaccination undertaken during humanitarian crises in Africa: Wudu Temesgen

Chair: Silvia Alonso

1400–1410: From science to policy: walking the path from research to action: Silvia Alonso

1410–1417: Science based recommendation to control Brucella suis in domestic animals: Siobhan Mor

1424–1431: Establishment of national food safety technical working groups – experiences from Vietnam and Ethiopia: Hung Nguyen-Viet

1438–1445: Development of regional benchmarks for university food safety teaching curriculum: Florence Mutua

1445–1500: Ending the milk war: scientists and government come together to transform the informal dairy sector in Kenya: Silvia Alonso

1600–1615: Longitudinal observational study on the causes of trypanocide failure in cases of African animal trypanosomiasis in cattle of northern Tanzania: Shauna Richards

1615–1630: Epidemiological investigation of cutaneous leishmaniasis in Sodo district, southern Ethiopia: Lina Mego