Annual Meeting of the Society for Veterinary #Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine (#SVEPM2023) March 22-24 2020, Westport, Ireland. #vetepi @SVEPM_Members
SVEPM2020 should be taking place this week in Westport.
We would like to thank all our speakers, delegates, sponsors and our professional conference organiser, @gowestireland.
Their input has resulted in an outstanding scientific programme.
Go Raibh Míle Maith Agaibh
And for closing this series of @SVEPM2020 webinars, we were delighted to have professor Jonathan Rushton who gave an inspiring talk on how to link economics, epidemiology and clinical practice as part of the Global Burden of Animal Diseases project @GBADsGlobal. Well done!
Sadly the @SVEPM2020 webinar series have come to an end today... Thank you all for making this great experience a success! We are looking forward to seeing you all in real at #SVEPM2021 in Toulouse, France. Check-out their teaser📽️ on their website!
https://t.co/67xSOYjLpU
Indeed! Well done to everyone, and for the interesting discussions that followed all of today's presentations! See you next week for the fourth episode of the @SVEPM2020 webinar series!
Really enjoyed chairing the 3rd @SVEPM2020 webinar this morning - thank you to @HDoit and Alice Tompson for great and novel presentations, and to @TimVergne and the other speakers in our session
Congratulations to all presenters last week @NDhand, Rebecca Callaby, @ClaireGuinat, @TimVergne and Claire Hautefeuille for contributing to the success of the second episode of the @SVEPM2020 webinar series. Looking forward to the third session this afternoon!
Here we are, SVEPM in the XXIst century! The conference has just been opened by the president of the Society @KMarieMcIntyre1, in front of more than 150 people from all over the world who joined to attend the keynote presentations from their homes or offices.
Nematodirus diagnosed as the cause of death in 12wk lambs in Co Durham 21.04.2020. Immature worms were seen in intestine and 100 eggs/gm so the infections were patent but only just. The risk is higher in these older lambs (as they are eating more grass).
In our latest blog, @Lisa_A_Boden of @EpicScotland shares her perspective on the response to #Covid19 & why a #OneHealth approach would bring in more expertise & experiences from the animal health sector which would benefit our public health services
➡️https://t.co/OlqcQYsuhZ
ACTU - "COVID-19: what strategies to fight the epidemic?" An article by @TimVergne, epidemiologist and lecturer in public health at # ENVT, within @epidec_team
#IHAP "Host-Pathogen Interactions"
@INRAE_Tlse@INRAE_DPT_SA
Publication➡️ https://t.co/YuQDJ8PZU2
It’s great to see people across the UK unite to #ClapForOurCarers every Thursday, but please don’t show your support with sky lanterns. They're not only a huge fire risk but can also have devastating impacts on pets, livestock & wildlife if animals ingest them or get trapped