ISESSAH-InnovSur 2018

Hall d’Honneur (Bât. 9)Welcome desk opening for registration

Hall d’Honneur (Bât. 9)Registration

Hall d’Honneur (Bât. 9)Press meeting

Keynote 1
State of the US Veterinary Profession
Michael Dicks (American Veterinary Medical Association, USA)

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Selected oral presentations

• S1-OC1 - A field trial on the effect of veterinary peer study groups on the prescription of intramammary antimicrobials
  Valerie-Beau Pucken (Vetsuisse Faculty - University of Bern, Switzerland)
• S1-OC2 - Brexit and the International Migration of Veterinary Surgeons to and from the UK
  Gareth Enticott (Cardiff University, UK)

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Selected short oral presentations

• S1-SO1 - How the income of French veterinarians is composed? An economic analysis
  Jean-Joseph Minviel (INRA-ENVT, France)
• S1-SO2 - How do French veterinarians face the new antimicrobial resistance policy regarding the use of critically important antibiotics?
  Clémence Boireau (ANSES, France)
• S1-SO3 - Vertical coordination and health control measures in the French young bull sector: a transaction cost analysis
  Florence Beaugrand (Oniris - Inra, France)
• S1-SO4 - Role of upstream packers, processors, and retailers in producer biosecurity effort
  Glynn Tonsor (Kansas State University, USA)
• S1-SO5 - The dilemma of controlling BVDV in Thuringia, Germany: Outcome of an agent based model
  Jörn Gethmann (Friedrich-Loeffler-Institut, Germany)

keynote 2
Future challenges of the sociology of animal health. Examples from antimicrobials use in livestock production
Nicolas Fortané (Inra - IRISSO, France)

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Selected oral presentations

• S2-OC3 - Anthropological comparison of occupational practices, risk and biosecurity along the poultry commodity chains in Bangladesh and Vietnam
  Erling Høg (London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK)
• S2-OC4 - Animal health management on organic farm: influence of extension services and animal health professionals
  Claire Manoli (Goupe ESA, France)
• S2-OC5 - An ethnography of medicine use on UK dairy farms
  Gwen Rees (University of Bristol, UK)

Keynote 3
How much is nature worth? Challenges and controversies around the economic valuation of plant and animal life
Eric Gómez-Baggethun (Norwegian University of Life Sciences, Norway)

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Selected oral presentations

• S3-OC6 - Effects of disease risk, information certainty, and messaging on biosecurity compliance on livestock facilities: evidence from experimental simulations
  Susan Moegenburg (University of Vermont, USA)
• S3-OC7 - At the interface of Animal health and Environmental management, a case study driven by in Thailand
  Aurélie Binot (Cirad, France)
• S3-OC8 - Avian influenza in Bangladesh: ethnography, behavioural economics and experimental behavioural epidemiology in One health – A proof of concept
  Tony Barnett (LSHTM, UK)
• S3-OC9 - Selecting an optimal surveillance option during an outbreak: a comparison of Cost-effectiveness for highly pathogenic Avian influenza
  Kamina Johnson (USDA - APHIS, USA)
• S3-OC10 - Unbiased assessment of disease surveillance utilities: a prospect theory application
  Victor J. del Rio Vilas (University of Surrey, UK)

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Selected short oral presentations

• S3-SO6 - Levers and barriers to the implementation of the One Health surveillance strategy for antibiotic resistance in Vietnam
  Marion Bordier (Cirad, Vietnam)
• S3-SO7 - Economic evaluation of swine health surveillance and control system in Vietnam
  Marisa Peyre (Cirad, France)
• S3-SO8 - One Health evaluation of the University of Copenhagen Research Centre for Control of Antibiotic Resistance (UC-CARE)
  Anaïs Léger (SAFOSO AG, Switzerland)
• S3-SO9 - Economic evaluation of antimicrobial resistance surveillance system in Vietnam
  Dung Vu (OUCRU Hanoi, Vietnam)
• S3-SO10 - How local socio-economic and cultural factors shape animal health surveillance and control programs
  Marisa Peyre (Cirad, France)

Selected oral presentations

• S4-OC11 - Bio-economic modelling of antibiotic use and health management in dairy French production
  Ahmed Ferchiou (ENVT-INRA, France)
• S4-OC12 - Interactive model-based tool for animal disease simulation and intervention strategies
  Gabriela Bucini (University of Vermont, USA)
• S4-OC13 - A time series approach for measuring the indirect costs of animal disease outbreaks
  Alyson Barratt (SRUC, UK)
• S4-OC14 - rom dairy farm to consumer: analysis of the impacts of policies mitigating antimicrobial use in dairy production
  Guillaume Lhermie (Cornell University, USA)
• S4-OC15 - Decentralized zoonotic disease control by livestock producers: a game theoretic model applied to avian influenza in Southeast Asia
  Alexis Delabouglise (Pennsylvania State University, USA)

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Selected short oral presentations

• S4-SO11 - Cost-benefits analysis of pig feed Salmonella control programme in Finland
  Jarkko Niemi (Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke), Finland)
• S4-SO12 - The value of information for livestock production: concept, analytical and methodological approaches and challenges
  Erwin Wauters (Flanders research institute for agriculture, fisheries and food, Belgium)
• S4-SO13 - Big impacts, little science? A critical review of animal health impact assessments
  Camille Bellet (Institute of Infection and Global Health, United Kingdom)
• S4-SO14 - Feedlot willingness to pay for disposal capacity to address foreign animal disease risk
  Dustin Pendell (Kansas State University, USA)
• S4-SO15 - An economic model of the meat paradox
  Nicolas Treich (Inra, France)