Res Ipsa Loquitur

Attention "STAKEHOLDERS" --> We just want to keep you safe (right before the election).

Conference: Oct 2-3
Workshop: Oct 4

Welcome to the International Bird Flu Summit, where we address the pressing concerns surrounding the recent developments in avian influenza. With the emergence of a highly virulent strain of bird flu affecting both cattle and humans, it is imperative that we come together to discuss preparedness, response strategies, and the future implications of this evolving situation.

IBFS 2024 will feature comprehensive agenda packed with breakout sessions- more than 15 in all.

Topics

• Mass Fatality Management Planning

• Surveillance and Data Management

• Preparing Communities Strategies

• Local Partnership & Participation

• Delivery of Vaccine and Antiviral Medication

• Medical Countermeasures

• Socio-Economic Impact on Poultry and livestock Industries

• Benefit-Risk Assessment: Public Health, Industry and Regulatory Perspectives

• Prevention Education Efforts and Risk Communication

• Command, Control and Management

• Emergency Response Management

• Business-Based Planning

• School-Based Planning

• Community-Based Planning

Benefits

• Insightful Discussions: Gain valuable insights from keynote presentations, panel discussions, and interactive sessions led by renowned experts in the field of avian influenza.

• Capacity Building: Strengthen the capacity of healthcare systems, veterinary services, and relevant organizations to effectively prevent, detect, and respond to outbreaks of avian influenza.

• Emerging Threats and Epidemiology:Explore the latest developments in avian influenza strains, transmission dynamics, and emerging hotpots.

• Cutting-edge Research: Stay updated on the latest advancements in bird flu research, diagnostics, vaccines, and treatments through presentations of groundbreaking studies and innovative technologies.

• Surveillance and Early Detection: Discuss strategies for enhancing surveillance systems, early warning mechanisms, and rapid response protocols.

• Vaccination and Control Measures: Evaluate the efficacy of vaccination programs, biosecurity measures, and containment strategies to prevent and manage outbreaks.

• Risk Communication: Learn effective risk communication strategies to educate the public, raise awareness about bird flu risks, and encourage appropriate preventive measures.

• Policy Development: Contribute to the development of evidence-based policies and strategies aimed at mitigating the spread of avian influenza and minimizing its impact on human and animal health, as well as the global economy.

• Global Collaboration: Join a global community committed to collaborative efforts in monitoring,  surveillance, and rapid response to potential bird flu outbreaks, fostering a united front against this persistent threat.

• Networking Opportunities: Connect with peers, exchange ideas, and forge partnerships with stakeholders across sectors including healthcare, veterinary science, agriculture, and
  public health.

How to Improve Your
Risk Communication and Community Engagement

• Engage communities in emergency response initiatives

• Restoring Trust in Health Sectors

• Operational Readiness and Testing

• Highlight the effectiveness of science-based public health travel measures

• Improve risk communications channels including online and offline media

How to Effectively
Counter Mis- and Dis-information

• Engaging Stakeholders and Communities

• Provide timely and transparent updates

• Fact-Checking and Debunking

• Monitoring and Response to Misinformation

• Utilizing Digital Platforms and social media channels

Who should attend

• Public Health Officials

• Veterinarians and animal health professionals

• Epidemiologists and infectious disease specialists

• Veterinarians and animal health professionals

• Policy Makers and Government Representatives

• Pharmaceutical Industry

• Professionals Academics, Researchers and Scientists

• Industry Stakeholders in Poultry Production, Livestock, Diagnostics, Food Safety, and Healthcare

• Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)

• International Organizations & Agencies

Why

As we navigate the complexities of bird flu preparedness and response, the International Bird Flu Summit serves as a platform for collaboration and knowledge exchange. Together, we can confront this challenge with resilience and innovation.

Key Take Aways

Learn How to Plan

• Make everyone a stakeholder.

• Spell out roles and responsibilities.

Protect Your Community

• Know your resources.

• Test them against your toughest scenarios.

Know How To Respond

• Recognize problems earlier.

• Make the right decision faster.

Plan To Continue

• Keep the business alive.

GO LOOK AT THE PDF: https://birdflusummit.com/Bird%20Flu%20Summit%20Brochure.pdf

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IF THIS THING GOES ROGUE, IT’S BECAUSE ‘SCIENTISTS’ HAVE DONE GAIN-OF-FUNCTION.

SOMETHING STINKS TO HIGH HEAVEN ABOUT THE FACT THAT THE GOVERNMENT IS FUNDING A VACCINE FOR A STRAIN THAT DOESN’T EXIST YET, RIGHT?

THUS FAR, THERE’S NO HUMAN-TO-HUMAN TRANSMISSION FROM THE ONE MAKING THE ROUNDS AMONG THE CHICKENS AND COWS.

SO IF THEY’VE ISOLATED A PATHOGEN, IT MEANS THEY COOKED IT UP IN A LAB.