Lessons from Covid-19 That Apply to FADPReP

• We are all in this together: How human and livestock health are connected whether the disease is zoonotic or not.
• Supply-chain and disease response capability; getting supplies.
• Bottle-necks in livestock production systems; implications for animal health, welfare, and productivity.
• Occupational health and safety issues in a FAD response.

How long is this module?

• XX videos run for a total of XX hour and XX minutes of viewing.
• There are XX required readings.
• Assessments: make one comment (200 words); create one update (400 words).
• Though not required, additional materials can be found in the "Optional Videos and Readings Module" for further study.

Section One: How Human and Livestock Healthcare are Connected Whether the Disease is Zoonotic or Not

Dr. Sander Lecture: One Health Pandemics

Dr. Johnson-Walker Lecture: Meat Packing, Food Processing, and Farms

Reading: AgWeb: Vilsack Weighs In On Parallel Between COVID-19 and Animal Disease Outbreaks

CDC ZOHU Recorded Call October 7, 2020 - listen from 7:00 - 23:21

Optional Reading: Coronavirus Disease among Workers in Food Processing, Food Manufacturing, and Agriculture Workplaces

 

Section Two: Bottle-necks in livestock production systems; implications for animal health, welfare, and productivity

USAHA Presentation: KatieRose McCullough

Dr. Johnson-Walker on Animal Welfare

Reading: The Food System: Concentration and Its Impacts (read through introduction; 3 pages) 

Optional Reading: The Animal-Human Interface and Infectious Disease in Industrial Food Animal Production: Rethinking Biosecurity and Biocontainment

 

Section Three: Mental Health Issues in anFAD response

Dr. Sander Lecture: Mental Health

Readings: Foot and Mouth Outbreak: Lessons for Mental Health Services (7 pages)

<<NEED CORRECT URL>>

 

Section Four: Occupational Health and Safety Issues in an FAD Response

OHSA Issues in FAD Response

 

Section Five: Policy Implications

Dr. Sander on Policy Implications and Concerns

 

Dr. Johnson-Walker Lecture on Policy Initiatives

 

Section Six: Communicating with the Media

<<panel discussion in March - NEED VIDEO LINK>>

 

Section Seven: Disasters and COVID with Pets

PBS NewsHour: How did Hurricane Katrina change the way we evacuate pets from devastation?

Supplemental Reading: Emergency Animal Sheltering During Coronavirus Disease Pandemic (19 pages)

Resources

• North American Meat Institute (NAMI)

Readings

• Vilsack Weighs In On Parallel Between COVID-19 and Animal Disease Outbreaks

• Early control would ease ASF damage in U.S.

• OIE News: OIE collaboration on tackling agro-crime affecting animal health and welfare

• THE FOOD SYSTEM: CONCENTRATION AND ITS IMPACTS

• Coronavirus Disease Among Workers in Food Processing, Food Manufacturing, and Agricultural Workplaces

• The Animal-Human Interface and Infectious Disease in Industrial Food Animal Production: Rethinking Biosecurity and Biocontainment

• Foot and mouth outbreak: lessons for mental health services

• A Hidden Toll: The Mental Health Impacts of COVID-19 on the Public Health Workforce

• COVID-19 morbidity and mortality in U.S. meatpacking counties

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