United States Animal Health Association.

USAHA/AAVLD Committee on Animal Health Information Systems

Animal Health Surveillance and Information Systems are designed and implemented to solicit, obtain, compile and manage data on animal health and disease and on factors that influence the health status of animals and animal population. Animal Health Surveillance and Information Systems are to provide information to stakeholders with a need, right and obligation to know in order to take action for the maintenance of animal and public health, control and eradication of disease, well-being of animals, profitability of animal industries and animal owners, and for the National and global good. The Committee on Animal Health Surveillance and Information Systems encourages, stimulates and aids the design, development and implementation of such systems; the committee provides a forum for discussion of new developments and facilitates review and oversight of existing systems.

Members

Committee Member Directory

Reports

Resolutions

2008: Resolution 10: National List of Reportable Animal Diseases Working Group
2007: Resolution 5: Funding and Planning of Integrated and Comprehensive Animal Health Surveillance; Resolution 8: Information Technology Surveillance; Resolution 9: United States National Reportable Disease List
2005: Resolution 13: Global Initiatives in Veterinary Education; Resolution 17: Stakeholder Input on & Communications About Development of Information Systems Within the USDA, AHPHIS, VS
2004: Resolution 07: Federal Funding for the National Animal Health Laboratory Network