Active Participatory Regional Surveillance for Notifiable Swine Pathogens

Giovani Trevisan; Paul Morris; Gustavo S Silva; Pormate Nakkirt; Chong Wang; Rodger Main; Jeffrey J. Zimmerman

doi:10.3390/ani14020233

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We evaluated an active participatory design for the regional surveillance of notifiable swine pathogens based on testing 10 samples collected by farm personnel in each participating farm. To evaluate the performance of the design, public domain software was used to simulate the introduction and spread of a pathogen among 17,521 farms in a geographic region of 1,615,246 km

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