Animal Health Australia

2 MIN READ This course has been developed by Animal Health Australia (AHA) to provide an overview of the context, expectations and responsibilities related to the Liaison-Livestock Industry (LLI) function. It aims to prepare personnel to be deployed into a control centre of a cost-shared emergency animal disease (EAD) response.

2 MIN READ About the course This free course has been created by the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) to provide anyone who interacts with domestic or feral pigs with information on disease surveillance and diagnostic sampling to help protect Australia from the threat of ASF.   It provides information about how you can help in […]

2 MIN READ This course will provide anyone who interacts with domestic or feral pigs with information needed to help protect Australia from the threat of African swine fever (ASF). This course contains 2 modules.

< 1 minute This guide contains information for veterinarians and animal health officers collecting submissions for the NTSESP.

< 1 minute The Australian Johne’s Disease Market Assurance Programs (MAP Programs) are a key strategy in the control of Johne’s Disease in Australia. Veterinarians wishing to obtain approved status as MAP veterinarians are required to meet several prerequisites including the completion of MAP Program training.

< 1 minute Developed for livestock and wool selling agents to introduce Emergency Animal Diseases (EADs) that could potentially affect the Australian livestock industry.

< 1 minute An overview of the risk and impact foot-and-mouth disease can have on the farming industry and what is being done to reduce that risk.

2 MIN READ This free course has been created by the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) to provide veterinarians, para-veterinary professionals and local government staff (animal management officers and environmental health workers) an overview of rabies disease caused by Lyssavirus rabies (RABV).  

< 1 minute Induction is for people who will be working in various roles in a biosecurity response to make them aware of the main safety issues in the workplace.

< 1 minute Provide learners with an introduction to biosecurity incidents and the public information function, which is responsible for delivering communication and engagement, in a biosecurity response.

< 1 minute The purpose of this course is to provide supporting information to animal health professionals collecting sample submissions for the National Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies Surveillance Project (NTSESP).

2 MIN READ Provide veterinarians and veterinary paraprofessionals with information about FMD clinical signs, differential diagnoses, sample collection, sample submission and diagnostics.

< 1 minute Inform about how emergency animal disease responses are managed in Australia, and give a foundation for further training in emergency animal disease response functions.

2 MIN READ For veterinarians who wish to be involved in the pre-export preparation or shipboard services for livestock. To become an accredited veterinarian (AAV), veterinarians must meet several including the completion of the AAVet Course.

2 MIN READ Provides Registered Veterinary Surgeons with the knowledge required to contribute to Australia’s animal health system as Accredited veterinarians.