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    Open Session 2020

    The theme for our conference, to be held in October 2020, is Livelihoods @ risk in a FASTer world. Click here to find out more.

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    Introduction to Foot-and-Mouth Disease

    Our two hour introductory course is open to everyone. Click here to start studying.

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    Public Private Partnerships

    EuFMD has assisted the OIE to develop a new open access online course on Public Private Partnerships in the Veterinary Domain. Click here to start the course.

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    Open access virtual learning courses on the Progressive Control Pathway

    EuFMD offer two open access online courses on the Progressive Control Pathway for Foot-and-Mouth Disease Control (PCP-FMD). Click here to find out more.

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Introduction to FMD

This course is an ideal introduction for those based in FMD free countries.
Time required: 2 hours

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What is the Progressive Control Pathway?

This short course will introduce key features and principles of the Progressive Control Pathway for FMD Control (PCP-FMD).
Time required: 1 hour

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Public Private Partnerships

Hosted on the OIE e-learning platform, this course introduces Public Private Partnerships in the Veterinary Domain.
Time required: 1 hour

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Clinical examination

In this short tutorial Professor David Paton explains the procedure for clinical examination of cattle suspected to be suffering from foot-and-mouth disease(FMD). The video includes a suggested procedure, practical advice and footage of typical FMD lesions and clinical signs.

Virtual Learning course on Public-Private Partnership in the veterinary domain

EuFMD and the OIE have partnered to develop a short online course that introduce the concept of Public-Private Partnerships in the veterinary domain, and how impactful and sustainable partnerships can be an important this to combat animal diseases. Addressed to both public and private stakeholders, the course is freely accessible at : https://elearning-ppp.oie.int/

Introducing Real Time Training

EuFMD Real Time Training courses provide hands-on practical training on investigation of outbreaks of FMD.

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