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Exotic Disease ResponseDeclaring an IP/SP

Declaring an IP/SP 2

OverviewConduct

surveillance visit

Evaluate and record

surveillance results

Evaluate & record lab

results from surveillance

Organism management

Conduct organism

investigationDeclare IP/SP

To tracingVet visit

Vet debrief

Lab results

Vets

OM teamCreate buffers

To surveillance


In this session you will learn to:• Describe the consequences of declaring an IP/SP• Interpret processes and procedures for declaring an IP/SP • Identify when to declare an IP/SP• Determine and assign organism management tasks • Complete an IP/SP decision form• Complete an IP/SP declaration in IRS• Authorise restrictions in IRS • Create a Visit Plan• Determine and Record Surveillance Requirements

Training Outcomes


• Consequences of declaring an IP or SP• Processes and procedures for declaring an IP/SP• Decision making• Organism Management Tasks• IP/SP documentation• IP/SP data entry• Wrap up

Training Agenda


Knowledge Checks• Are not designed to Pass or Fail you!• Make sure you have understood what you have

learned before moving on to the next module.• You can refer to your reference material (processes

and procedures) if you need to.


1: Consequences of declaring IP/SP Objective

By the end of this topic you will be able to:• Describe potential consequences of declaring an IP or

SP


Decisions made• Does this place meet the Case Definition for an IP or SP?

– If not, should I make a recommendation for it to be considered anyway?

– Do I need moreinformation to do this?

• What tasks should beapplied in the buffer zones?

• What organism managementtasks will apply for each property?


Flow on effects

Decisions

Impacts

People, $$

Possible consequences


2: Processes and procedures Objective

By the end of this topic you will be able to:• Interpret the processes and procedures for declaring an

IP or SP


Conduct Surveillance Visit


Evaluate & Record Surveillance Visit


Evaluate Lab Results Surveillance


Declare Infected or Suspect Place


Stand Down Resources


3: Decision making Objective

By the end of this topic you will be able to:• Identify when you should declare an IP or SP.


Decision making process Response is declared, case definitions set for both IP and SP, & policy on organism management set

MAF

Compare vet surveillance results to case definitions and decide if property infected or suspect

YOU

Compare lab results to case definitions and revise decision YOU

Identify borderline cases that don’t meet case definitions and refer to Incident Controller for decision

YOU

As more information comes in, revise case definitions MAF/YOU


4: Organism management tasks Objective

By the end of this topic you will be able to:• Determine and assign organism management tasks.


Organism management decisions

OM Decisions

RP Decision

OM tasks for each buffer zone

OM tasksfor the IP/SP


5: IP/SP documentation Objective

By the end of this topic you will be able to:• Complete an IP/SP decision form


• Lab diagnosis form• Schedule surveillance form• EDIR• IP/SP decision form

Forms


6: IP/SP data entry Objective

By the end of this topic you will be able to:• Complete an IP/SP declaration in IRS• Authorise restrictions in IRS• Create a Visit Plan in IRS• Determine and Record Surveillance Requirements


You are now able to:• Describe the consequences of declaring an IP/SP• Interpret processes and procedures for declaring an IP/SP • Identify when to declare an IP/SP• Determine and assign organism management tasks • Complete an IP/SP decision form• Complete an IP/SP declaration in IRS• Authorise restrictions in IRS • Create a Visit Plan• Determine and Record Surveillance Requirements

Training Outcomes

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