The 21st PACCARB in-person public meeting was dedicated to conducting a One Health antimicrobial resistance and pandemic preparedness policy workshop. The focus of this meeting was on a hypothetical, large-scale disease outbreak scenario that was used to facilitate discussions intended to identify key issues and critical pandemic policy gaps as they relate to antimicrobial resistance.”
Agenda
Webcast Information
Meeting Documents
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Presentations
Module 1: Surveillance
Recognizing the Pandemic: Identifying the “AMR Pandemic” within the Pandemic
Dawn Sievert, CDC/ARLN
Leveraging Current Human Antibiotic Use Monitoring for AMR Pandemic Surveillance
Arjun Srinivasan, CDC/NHSN
The Federal Strategy for Animal Surveillance, Information Sharing, and Disseminating Guidance
Michael Neafsey, USDA/APHIS One Health Coordinator
Recognizing the Pandemic: Producer Surveillance Methods and Identifying Secondary AMR Infections in Animal Production
Daniel Linhares, Swine Health Information Center
Sources of Environmental Contamination and the Potential for Surveillance
Rachel Whitaker, University of Illinois
Thanh (Helen) Nguyen, University of Illinois
Module 2: Diagnostics
Understanding the Human Diagnostic Communication Network (Labs, Public Health Departments, and Providers)
Kim Musser, New York Department of Health Wadsworth Center
Developing New Human Diagnostics in an Emergency Situation
Jean Patel, Beckman Coulter
Current Capabilities and Capacity for Diagnosing Fungal Infections and Resistance
Tom Chiller, CDC/Mycotic Disease Branch
The Role of Diagnostics in Herds: Availability, Challenges, and How They’re Used (Animal)
Rodger Main, Iowa State University
Understanding the Animal Diagnostic Communication Networks (Labs, Producers, and Veterinarians)
Christina Loiacono, USDA/NAHLN
Module 3: Vaccines and Therapeutics
Leveraging the Existing Pipeline of New Human Vaccines and Therapeutics for AMR
Kyung Moon, NIH/NIAID
Medical Countermeasure Needs During a Pandemic
Mark Albrecht, ASPR/BARDA
Development of New Animal Vaccines and Understanding Federal Regulations
Michael Roof, Iowa State University
Impact of a Public Health Emergency on Human Antibiotic Stewardship Practices
Emily Spivak, University of Utah
Role of Associations in Response and Information Dissemination During a Pandemic
Gail Golab, AVMA
Module 4: Infection Prevention and Control/Biosecurity
Infection Prevention and Control for Resistant Pathogens During a Medical Surge
Terri Rebmann, Institute of Biosecurity, St. Louis University
Preventing the Spread: Animal Producer Decision-making and Available Resource
Tiffany Lee, Clemens Food Group
The Agricultural Workforce: Human Health Risks and the Role of Workers in Preventing Transmission
Jeff Bender, University of Minnesota
A Front-line Perspective: Healthcare Workers and Pandemic Challenges
Lilian Abbo, Jackson Health System
Infection Prevention and Control During a Pandemic
Arjun Srinivasan, CDC/NHSN
*People using assistive technology may not be able to fully access information in these files. For assistance, contact the Presidential Advisory Council on Combating Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria by emailing CARB@hhs.gov.