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2006 Michigan Rabies Conference Proceedings

Slide Presentations (PDF Format)

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April 24, 2006
Morning Session - Plenary	PDF
Rabies Emergence, Prevention, and Control: A National Perspective Dr. Charles Rupprecht, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention	NA
*Status of Rabies Control in Carnivores in the United States* John Forbes, MS, United States Department of Agriculture - Wildlife Services	2036KB
The Ohio Oral Rabies Vaccination Program: An Example of Strategic Planning Dr. Kathleen Smith, Ohio Department of Health	1233KB
Rabies in Michigan: History, Epidemiology, and Contingency Dr. Dean Sienko, Michigan Department of Community Health	1076KB
Breakout Session 1 - Public Health Forum	PDF
Navigating a Potential Rabies Exposure Dr. Kim Signs, Michigan Department of Community Health	2201KB
Laboratory Issues: Good Specimens Lead to Good Results Patty Clark, MPH, Michigan Department of Community Health Laboratory	640KB
MDCH Rabies Vaccine Replacement Policy Changes Dr. Gary Kirk, Michigan Department of Community Health	485KB
The Role of Animal Control in Public Health Ernie Baker, Michigan Association of Animal Control Officers	NA
Breakout Session 2 - Animal Health Forum	PDF
Bats 101: The Biology and Natural History of Bats in Michigan Dr. Allen Kurta, Eastern Michigan University	NA
Current and Future Regulation of Wildlife Rehabilitation and Control Dr. Dan O'Brien, Michigan Department of Natural Resources	2270KB
Domestic Animals: Biting and Being Bitten Dr. Nancy Frank, Michigan Department of Agriculture	2171KB
*A Raccoon Strain Rabies Enhanced Surveillance System for Michigan* David Marks, MS, United States Department of Agriculture - Wildlife Services	655KB
Final Plenary - A Local Perspective	PDF
Bringing it all Together: Managing a Raccoon Strain Rabies Outbreak Nancy Niehus, RS, Lake County General Health District, Ohio	2392KB

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Slide Presentations (PDF Format)

April 24, 2006

Morning Session - Plenary

Rabies Emergence, Prevention, and Control: A National Perspective

The Ohio Oral Rabies Vaccination Program: An Example of Strategic Planning

Rabies in Michigan: History, Epidemiology, and Contingency

Breakout Session 1 - Public Health Forum

Navigating a Potential Rabies Exposure

Laboratory Issues: Good Specimens Lead to Good Results

MDCH Rabies Vaccine Replacement Policy Changes

The Role of Animal Control in Public Health

Breakout Session 2 - Animal Health Forum

Bats 101: The Biology and Natural History of Bats in Michigan

Current and Future Regulation of Wildlife Rehabilitation and Control

Domestic Animals: Biting and Being Bitten

Final Plenary - A Local Perspective

PDF

Bringing it all Together: Managing a Raccoon Strain Rabies Outbreak