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Policy and Programs
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: Joann Lindenmayer, DVM,MPH
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Policy and Programs
EPHS #5: Develop Policies and Plans That Support Ind. and Comm. Health Efforts
Objectives
Outline
Policy: Definition
Types of Policies
How is Policy Made?
Two Examples of Policy Making
Evidence-Based Public Health (EBPH)
Why is EBPH So Important?
The Importance of Data
What IS Evidence?
What is NOT Evidence?
Evidence-Based Medicine (EBM)
EBM
EBM (continued)
Clinical Presentation in a Dog
EBM – Step 1
EBM – Step 2
EBM – Step 3
EBM – Step 4
EBM – Step 5
Obstacles to Using EBM
EBM
What is Evidence-Based Public Health?
Evidence-Based Public Health
Evidence-Based Population Health
Evidence-Based Population Health
EBM vs. EBPH
EBPH Types of Evidence
When the Evidence Is Not Enough
Key Characteristics of EBPH Decision Making
Strength of the Evidence Base for Population Health
Are These Concepts Applicable to Other Animal Populations?
In what circumstances are these concepts applicable?
In what circumstances are these concepts applicable?
Context for Policy Development: Authorization and Allocation
Context for Policy Development: Funding
Context for Policy Development: Funding
Context for Policy Development: Funding
Context for Policy Development: Funding
Context for Policy Development: Funding
Context for Policy Development: Funding
Administrative Policy: The Case for and Against Cefquinome
Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
FDA Organization
Organization of FDA’s Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM)
Cefquinome
History
History
History
Reaction
The Washington Post
The New York Times
Background
FDA Perspective
Public Health Perspective
Public Health Perspective
WHO
Industry Perspective
Animal Health Institute
Large Animal Veterinarian Perspective
Overview of Issues: Use of Antimicrobials in Animals
Introduction
Facts about Antibiotics in Animals and the Impact on Resistance (FAAIR) Project, 1999
Antimicrobial Use for Animal Growth Promotion
Regulatory Framework for Approval of Veterinary Antimicrobials and Feed Additives in the US
Regulatory Framework for Approval of Veterinary Antimicrobials and Feed Additives in the US (2)
Regulatory Framework for Approval of Veterinary Antimicrobials and Feed Additives in the US (3)
Animal Health Product Manufacturing and Distribution Networks
Animal Health Product Manufacturing and Distribution Networks (2)
Animal Health Product Manufacturing and Distribution Networks (3)
Existing Estimates of Animal Antimicrobial Use in the US
Existing Estimates of Animal Antimicrobial Use in the US (2)
Existing Estimates of Animal Antimicrobial Use in the US (3)
Additional Sources for Animal Use Data in the US
Recommendations from International Expert Groups
Human Use Data Collection Systems in the US
FDA: Center for Veterinary Medicine Guidance #152 for Industry
Guidance #152
Criteria for Evaluation
Scope
Risk Analysis Methodology
Definitions
FDA Concerns
Data Sources
Hazard Characterization
Relative Importance of the Drug in Human Medicine
Relative Importance of the Drug in Human Medicine
Classification of Drugs
Classification of Drugs
Classification of Drugs
Qualitative Risk Assessment
Release Assessment
Release Assessment
Summarizing the Release Assessment
Exposure Assessment
Exposure Assessment
Per Capita Consumption Data for Meat, 2001
Food Commodity Contamination
Commodity Contamination Data for Salmonella, 2001
Summarizing Exposure Assessment: an Example
Consequence Assessment
Risk Estimation
Possible Risk Estimation Outcomes
Risk Management Considerations
Risk Management Considerations
Risk Management Considerations
Hurricane Katrina, August 2005
Hurricane Katrina
Background and History
Outcome: Human
Rapid Community Needs Assessment after Hurricane Katrina
Outcome: Animals
Hurricane Katrina: Response
Hurricane Katrina: Legal and Administrative Barriers to Evaluation, Rescue and Treatment Efforts
Hurricane Katrina: Legal and Administrative Barriers (2)
State Administrative Responses
State Legislative Initiatives: Louisiana
State Legislative Initiatives: Louisiana (2)
State Legislative Initiatives: Louisiana (3)
Legislative Initiatives in Other States
Legislative Initiatives: Federal
Legislative Initiatives: Federal
PETS Act (Public Law 109-308, 109th Congress)
PETS Act (Public Laws 109-308, 109th Congress)
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