Sentence examples for veterinary systems from inspiring English sources

The United States still does far better at animal surveillance than most other countries because its medical and veterinary systems are each excellent and because outbreaks cannot be hushed up -- as, for example, the SARS outbreak was in China.

Focuses on strengthening veterinary systems and public health.

For veterinary systems, only 5 systems were identified by the literature review, whereas 16 active, 7 pilot and 2 expired systems have been identified by the brief questionnaires.

FAO will continue assisting governments in mobilizing funds to combat H5N1, in addition to the agency's own efforts to help boost local veterinary systems, strengthen laboratories, and deploying FAO specialists to affected and at-risk countries.

"Many farmers are reluctant to get shots for their dogs, because it's not always free, whereas the veterinary system at the township level has become very inadequate," said Luo Tingrong, a rabies expert at Guangxi University.

Focus also needs to be placed on building capacity in the veterinary system (10 ).

The viability and effectiveness of CLWs is dependent upon communication, support and cooperation with the professional veterinary system (De Haan and Bekure, 1991).

This article promotes reflection on the complex processes involved in construction of the dynamic, specialized medical-veterinary system in arid communities, and the importance of local veterinary solutions for herders living in limited and changing conditions.

Further, there may be utility in evaluating a syndromic-based sentinel method like the calf sentinel concept in areas under-served by public and veterinary health systems, so as to determine what impact the method could have in early disease identification, reporting, prevention and control.

In a study assessing veterinarians' and pastoralists' livestock health knowledge, pastoralists compared favourably with veterinarians, which suggests that disease surveillance in remote, rural areas could be strengthened by integrating pastoralists' livestock health knowledge and observation of disease into veterinary health systems (Catley 2006).

Part of the solution is stronger public health and veterinary surveillance systems that spot and prevent new diseases before they get a lethal foothold in the general population.