Join us for an in-depth webinar titled “H5Nx Policy Gaps and the Path Forward: A Deep Dive into the current situation of H5 influenza,” where we will explore the critical challenges and future direction in addressing H5 influenza. This webinar provides a unique opportunity to engage with leading experts from the American Association of Avian Pathologists (AAAP) as they discuss the recently released statement on Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) H5N1, focusing on the identified policy gaps, necessary actions, and strategies to mitigate the impact of this disease on animal health, human health, and food security.
Webinar Highlights:
Overview of AAAP’s Statement on H5N1: An introduction to the key policy gaps identified by the AAAP and the importance of addressing these gaps in the current context.
Key Findings and Challenges: A detailed discussion of issues such as regional surveillance inadequacies, the need for a consistent national strategy, challenges with vaccine utilization, and the necessity of long-term resource allocation.
Panel Discussion on the Path Forward: Expert panelists will explore actionable steps to develop a comprehensive strategy for managing HPAI, addressing the challenges, and moving towards effective solutions.
Interactive Q&A Session: An opportunity for attendees to engage directly with the experts, ask questions, and discuss the practical implications of the proposed actions.
Target Audience: This webinar is designed for veterinarians, epidemiologists, poultry industry stakeholders, public health officials, and policymakers who are involved in or concerned with the management of H5 influenza and its broader implications.
Duration: 1 hour and 15 minutes
Panelists:
Dr. Carol Cardona – Co-chair, AAAP H5 Task Force
Dr. Michelle Kromm – Co-chair, AAAP H5 Task Force
Dr. Kay Russo – Co-chair, AAAP H5 Task Force
Moderators:
Chris Boomsma – CAST Representative
Dr. Mostafa Ghanem – AAAP Epidemiology Committee Representative
Don’t miss this crucial discussion on shaping the future of HPAI management and policy. Register today and be part of the solution to safeguard animal health, public health, and food security.
This webinar is co-organized by partnership between CAST and AAAP Epidemiology committee.
