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Study one of our open access courses today:

Introduction to Foot-and-Mouth Disease

This course gives broad overview of FMD, its importance, pathogenesis, diagnosis and some of challenges in FMD preparedness and control.
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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Introduction to the Progressive Control Pathway

This course introduces the PCP in more detail. It has six modules which aim to answer common questions related to the PCP.
Time required: 6 hours

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Watch a recording of one of our recent webinars:

Introducing the Progressive Control Practitioners' Network

The EuFMD team introduce a new network which aims to connect all those working to apply the Progressive Control Pathway for FMD Control (PCP-FMD). The network provides a route to "bitesized" practical training which aims to help Practitioners address real-world challenges. 
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Modelling Network

EuFMD's modelling network holds regular webinars on aspects of epidemiological modelling, and the application of models to understanding and control of FMD. The network aims to connect modellers with FMD contingency planners. 
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EUFMD Contingency Planning Network

EuFMD's contingency planning network holds regular webinars covering aspects of practical preparedness and management of FMD outbreaks. It aims to link together contingency planners across EuFMD's Member States and beyond.
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