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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health NAHLN Update Barbara Martin and Elizabeth Lautner U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Veterinary Services National Veterinary Services Laboratories Secretary’s Advisory Committee on Animal Health July 22, 2011 July 2011 1

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Page 1: NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health NAHLN Update Barbara Martin and Elizabeth Lautner U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal

NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

NAHLN Update

Barbara Martin and Elizabeth LautnerU.S. Department of Agriculture

Animal and Plant Health Inspection ServiceVeterinary Services

National Veterinary Services Laboratories

Secretary’s Advisory Committee on Animal HealthJuly 22, 2011

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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

Previously covered NAHLN background and capabilities

Update on 2011 Activities

Budget Impacts

2 July 2011

Presentation Overview

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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

July 2011

Brief History of NAHLNMission and Purposes of NAHLNPartnershipFounding principlesStructure and laboratory

designationsCurrent capabilities and

their application

The National Animal Health Laboratory Network

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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

July 2011

NAHLN Methods Technical Working Group

Standardized, rapid diagnostic techniques• AI, END, BSE, CWD, FMD, CSF, PRV, SIV, Scrapie, VS

Secure communications and reporting system via NAHLN IT System

Train the trainer program

Quality standards and proficiency testing program

Laboratory review and approval process

Current Capabilities

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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

Update on 2011

Activities

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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

2011 Quality Management System Trainings QMS training

• Developed in partnership with AAVLD Accreditation Committee• Modified from August 2010 initial delivery• Interactive learning environment• AAVLD, ISO 17025/ OIE standard

o Document control, records, internal auditing, management review, corrective actions, root cause analysis

• Wet lab – application of skills

Development of QMS distance learning modules Initial module developed National and international feedback

Collaborative training with PPQ’s National Plant Disease Network– April 2011

• 26 participants

Collaborative training with International Services– August 2011• 10 participants from NAHLN laboratories• 16 expected participants from 5 foreign countries (Kazakhstan,

Ukraine, Russia, Kenya, and Tanzania)

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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

Diagnostic DevelopmentNVSL/FADDL and NAHLN

Completed Negative Cohorts for FMD, ASF, Rinderpest– April 2011• 11 NAHLN labs participated• ~ 6000 FMD, 1100 ASF and 1350 RP samples tested• Assay validation, result sharing and communication protocols

Current projects:• Collaboration between with NVSL, DHS, FAZD, NAHLN labs:

o RT-PCR for FMD in milko Optimization of RNA extractiono Negative cohort

o FMD Penside test o Negative cohort

• Collaboration between NVSL, DHS and NAHLN labs:• Deployment of FMD Serology to NAHLN labs

• Negative cohort • Negative cohorts for Lumpy Skin Disease and Contagious Bovine Pleuopneumonia

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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

Secure Communication and Reporting SystemLaboratory Capacity Estimation Program

Collaboration between NAHLN/FAZD/AAVLD Software tool for evaluating/monitoring NAHLN capacity

• Provide daily testing and surge capacities for individual and

overall NAHLN diagnostic testing• Prioritize resources• Manage a large number of diagnostic tests simultaneously

Currently in pilot phase in 11 NAHLN labs Upcoming NAHLN-wide release mid-August 2011 Applicability for other networks

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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

Secure Communications and Reporting SystemNAHLN Portal

Modules in development• Secure mechanism to electronically comment on and release SOPs • Laboratory directory including information on physical space, personnel and

equipment• Mechanism to monitor assay performance• Mechanism to submit and receive PT results• Mechanism to train others in the validation process• Work Group and collaboration space to post documents and schedule

meetings and calls • Mechanism to schedule meetings and training

Currently in pilot phase User acceptance testing by NAHLN labs in Fall 2011

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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

Scenario TestingFMD Tabletop Exercise Series

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Inspired by the 2007 HPAI Exercise Series 5 part series

• VS Policy-level workshop• 16 table top exercises• NVSL table top exercises• Follow-up policy exercise• Overall report to be released Fall 2011

CONOPS – DHS - FAZD

July 2011

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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

NAHLN Coordinating Council

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Established 2009 with State and Federal representation Regular meetings

Face to face as possible and monthly conference calls Currently reviewing possible options for enhanced laboratory

network structures as well as the NAHLN strategic plan Will obtain input from state, Federal and industry

stakeholders prior to finalization

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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

NAHLN Budget

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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

NAHLN Budget FY10

NIFA $4.4M/year through Food and Ag Defense Initiative Funding supports NAHLN lab infrastructure

• 12 Core and 16 Member labs• Personnel – technical, QA, and IT as well as equipment

APHIS $6.5 M/year through AHMS and Vet Diagnostics Funding supports laboratory review process, personnel, IT

infrastructure, training, surveillance, reference materials, proficiency testing, maintenance of equipment, and infrastructure support of QMS and IT systems in 12 Member labs

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NAHLN Budget FY 11

NIFA funding• 39% cut to FADI• Spread evenly across labs

APHIS funding• $6.5 M

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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

NAHLN Budget FY 12

NIFA funding• House of Representatives zeroed out FADI• AAVLD, AVMA, and AAVMC worked together

• Amendment to restore $4.4 M to Integrated Programs• Senate to address agriculture appropriations

APHIS funding• CWD program funding• Wild bird avian influenza surveillance reduction

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Conclusions

Partnerships are key to the success of NAHLN Numerous NAHLN accomplishments in 2011 Upcoming activities for 2012 to continue to

increase preparedness and functionality of network

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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

Questions/Discussion?

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NAHLN- A State and Federal Partnership to Safeguard Animal Health

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NAHLN Information Brochure and Information Cards Posters Website:http://www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_health/nahln Contact information:

E-mail [email protected] or phone 515-337-7731

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