emerging and dangerous pathogens laboratory network (edpln)
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Emerging and Dangerous Pathogens Laboratory Network (EDPLN). Dr Renu Drager-Dayal, WHO Geneva. EDPLN Network Development. EDPLN successful outcome of two informal consultations, the first in Libreville, Gabon, in March 2008, and the second at WHO Headquarters in Geneva in February 2009. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Global Alert and Response
Emerging and Dangerous Pathogens Emerging and Dangerous Pathogens Laboratory Network (EDPLN) Laboratory Network (EDPLN)
Emerging and Dangerous Pathogens Emerging and Dangerous Pathogens Laboratory Network (EDPLN) Laboratory Network (EDPLN)
Dr Renu Drager-Dayal, WHO GenevaDr Renu Drager-Dayal, WHO Geneva
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EDPLN successful outcome of two informal consultations, the first in Libreville, Gabon, in March 2008, and the second at WHO Headquarters in Geneva in February 2009.
BSL-4/BSL-3 human and veterinary laboratories able and willing to collaborate and cooperate, and share their knowledge, biological materials and experimental research results in real time to detect, diagnose and control novel disease threats.
25 Laboratories, 18 countries, 6 WHO regions
EDPLN Network DevelopmentEDPLN Network Development
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Network of BSL-4/BSL-3 human and veterinary laboratories intended: to support the diagnostic functions for laboratory response to
global epidemic threats of new, emerging and dangerous pathogens (Ebola, Marburg and other VHFs, SARS, Nipah, etc.)
to build capacity and transfer technology for safe and appropriate diagnostics to regional networks and countries in the zones of emergence to enhance earlier outbreak detection and faster and better management;
to provide surge capacity in response to epidemic activity that is geographically distributed or has the potential to become a global threat.
EDPLN Network GoalEDPLN Network Goal
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Ebola OutbreaksEbola Outbreaks
Nature Medicine 11, 720 - 721 (2005)
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Social Mobilization
AnalysisSamplesResultsEpi + Soc
Mobile teams
Triage IN / OUT
Barriernursing
EcologyHuman-animal
Database analysis
Follow-upof cases
Active searchfor cases
MedicalAnthropology
Posters
Radio - TV
TransportsVehicles
Epidemiological Investigation Surveillance Laboratory
Logistics Security
Communications
Community
Discussion
police
Environment
Vector Control
Health Education
Traditionalhealers
PsychoSocial
support
Case ManagementDeath Audits,
FuneralsInfection Control
Intersectoral CoordinationPolitical leadership
Clinicaltrials
Water andSanitation
Outpatient
Roads
Lodgingalimentation
COMBI *
(* COMBI = communication for behavior change)
EDP Outbreak Control Strategy and FunctionsEDP Outbreak Control Strategy and Functions
Financessalaries
MediaInformation
Risk Communication
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Ebola outbreak response : Laboratory
PCR EbolaHeinz FeldmannLCDC LaboratoryCongo Mbomo 2003
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Ebola HF outbreak response, Mweka, DRC.
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Technical Networks coordinated with GOARNTechnical Networks coordinated with GOARN
GOARNGOARN
EDPLN(BSL4 laboratories)
COMBI(Health education)
Clinical
Clinical Network EDP Laboratory Network Mathematical Modelling
Network Infection Control Network Behaviour Change/Social
Mobilisation Network
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EDPLN Structure
Secretariat
EDPLN Working Groups:
• Laboratory Outbreak Response
• Assay and Reagent Development
• Technology Transfer and Training
• International Engagement
- Biosafety / biosecurity
- Shipment of dangerous goods
• Applied Research
Applied Research
International
Engagement
Technology Transfer
and Training
Assay and Reagent
Development
Laboratory Outbreak Response
EDPLN
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Laboratory participation in WHO AFRO EDPLN-AFRICA Laboratory participation in WHO AFRO EDPLN-AFRICA Workshop Cape Town 11 -12 December 2010Workshop Cape Town 11 -12 December 2010
CIRMF-Gabon
NICD-South Africa
KEMRI-CDC
UVRI-Uganda
IP-Madagascar
IP-Senegal
IP-Côte-d'Ivoire
INRB-DRC
I-CAR
IP-Cameroon
Kenema-Sierra Leone
Reference BSL4 BSL3 labs with VHF diagnostic capacity
BSL3 and BSL2 labs with some VHF diagnostic capacity
International LabsNML/CanadaRKI/Germany NIH/USA
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VSV (50% ZEBOV in Rhesus at 30 min).
siRNA (100% ZEBOV in Rhesus at 30 min).
Monoclonal against coagulation (67% ZEBOV in Rhesus at 24 hours).
Different post-exposure Different post-exposure treatment optionstreatment options
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Expression of ZGP by Western Expression of ZGP by Western blotblot
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AcknowledgmentsAcknowledgmentsPHAC
Ami PatelKaylie TranMike GrayGregory SchumerJason RichardsonGary WongAllan ChandAlexander BelloAnders LeungDarryl Falzarano_______________________________
Jim StrongDarwyn Kobasa
University of Texas at Austin
Maria CroyleJoe Dekker
National Research Council
Amine Kamen
Rocky Mountain Laboratories
Heinz FeldmannHideki Hebihara
Wildlife Conservation Society
Ken Cameroun
CFIA
Hana WeingartlJames NeufeldGreg SmithKevin Tierney