Transcript Quarantine 5 Movement Control, Permitting & Personnel PowerPoint

Quarantine and
Movement
Control
Movement Control,
Permitting, and Personnel
Adapted from the FAD PReP/NAHEMS Guidelines:
Quarantine and Movement Control (2014)
This Presentation
• Movement control
– Into, within, and out of Control Area
– Minimize the risk of pathogen
transmission
– Continuity of business
• Permitting
– Gain authorization for movement
• Personnel
– General responsibilities
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Movement Control
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Zones, Areas, and Premises
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Movement Into Control Area
Item Moving into
a Control Area to
a/an…
Infected
Premises
Susceptible livestock Prohibited, except
or poultry
under certain
circumstances as
determined by the
Incident Command
(IC), such as slaughter.
Suspect
Premises
Prohibited, except
under certain
circumstances as
determined by the IC,
such as slaughter.
Contact
Premises
Prohibited, except
under certain
circumstances as
determined by the
IC, such as
slaughter.
At-Risk Premises
Permit for movement
must be approved by
the IC with appropriate
biosecurity measures.
Monitored
Premises
Permit for movement
must be approved by
the IC with
appropriate
biosecurity measures.
Susceptible animal
products
See disease specific or COB plans for information on susceptible animal products, or guidance as determined
by IC.
Other animals (nonsusceptible livestock
or poultry) from
premises with
susceptible species
Prohibited unless
permit approved by IC
and appropriate
biosecurity measures.
Prohibited unless
permit approved by
IC and appropriate
biosecurity measures.
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Prohibited unless
permit approved by
IC and appropriate
biosecurity
measures.
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Allowed with
appropriate biosecurity
measures. IC may
require a permit for
movement depending
upon FAD and
characteristics of
destination premises.
Allowed with
appropriate
biosecurity measures.
IC may require a
permit for movement
depending upon FAD
and characteristics of
destination premises.
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Movement Into Control Area cont’d
Item Moving into
a Control Area to
a/an…
Infected
Premises
Suspect
Premises
Contact
Premises
At-Risk
Premises
Monitored
Premises
Other animals or
animal products
(non-susceptible
livestock or
poultry/products)
from premises
without susceptible
species
IC will determine
movement restrictions
based on FAD and
characteristics of
destination premises.
IC will determine
movement
restrictions based on
FAD and
characteristics of
destination premises.
IC will determine
movement
restrictions based on
FAD and
characteristics of
destination
premises.
Allowed with
appropriate biosecurity
measures. IC may
require a permit for
movement depending
upon FAD and
characteristics and
destination premises.
Allowed with
appropriate
biosecurity
measures. IC may
require a permit for
movement
depending upon FAD
and characteristics
and destination
premises.
Equipment, vehicles,
and other fomites
from premises with
susceptible species
Allowed with
appropriate
biosecurity measures.
Allowed with
Allowed with
appropriate
appropriate
biosecurity measures. biosecurity
measures.
Allowed with
appropriate biosecurity
measures.
Allowed with
appropriate
biosecurity
measures.
Semen, embryos
from susceptible
livestock or poultry
Prohibited.
Prohibited.
Allowed with
appropriate biosecurity
measures.
Allowed with
appropriate
biosecurity
measures.
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Prohibited.
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Moving Within a Control Area
Item Moving
within a Control
Area from a/an…
Infected
Premises
Susceptible livestock or Prohibited, except
poultry
under certain
circumstances as
determined by the IC,
such as slaughter.
Suspect
Premises
Contact
Premises
At-Risk
Premises
Prohibited, except
under certain
circumstances as
determined by the IC,
such as slaughter.
Prohibited, except
under certain
circumstances as
determined by the
IC, such as slaughter.
Allowed to move by
permit approved by the
IC; surveillance, negative
diagnostic tests,
premises biosecurity,
and risk-assessment may
be required for permit.
Monitored
Premises
Allowed to move by
permit approved by
the IC; surveillance,
negative diagnostic
tests, premises
biosecurity, and riskassessment may be
required for permit.
Susceptible animal
products
See disease specific or COB plans for information on susceptible animal products, or guidance as determined by IC.
Other animals (nonsusceptible livestock or
poultry) from premises
with susceptible
species
Prohibited unless
specific permit granted
by IC and appropriate
biosecurity measures.
Prohibited unless
specific permit
granted by IC and
appropriate
biosecurity measures.
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Prohibited unless
specific permit
granted by IC and
appropriate
biosecurity
measures.
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Allowed to move by
permit approved by the
IC; surveillance, negative
diagnostic tests,
premises biosecurity,
and risk-assessment may
be required for permit.
Allowed to move by
permit approved by
the IC; surveillance,
negative diagnostic
tests, premises
biosecurity, and riskassessment may be
required for permit.
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Moving Within a Control Area cont’d
Item Moving
within a Control
Area from a/an…
Infected
Premises
Suspect
Premises
Contact
Premises
At-Risk
Premises
Monitored
Premises
Other animals or
n/a (Infected Premises n/a (Suspect
animal products (non- have susceptible
Premises have
susceptible livestock species)
susceptible species)
or poultry/products)
from premises
without susceptible
species
n/a (Contact
n/a (At-Risk Premises n/a (Monitored
Premises have
have susceptible
Premises have
susceptible species) species)
susceptible species)
Equipment, vehicles,
and other fomites
from premises with
susceptible species
Prohibited unless
specific permit
granted by IC and
appropriate
biosecurity
measures.
Prohibited unless
specific permit
granted by IC and
appropriate
biosecurity
measures.
Allowed by permit
approved by IC and
appropriate
biosecurity measures.
Allowed by permit
approved by IC and
appropriate
biosecurity
measures.
Prohibited.
Prohibited.
Allowed by permit
approved by IC and
appropriate
biosecurity measures.
Allowed by permit
approved by IC and
appropriate
biosecurity
measures.
Prohibited unless
specific permit
granted by IC and
appropriate
biosecurity measures.
Semen, embryos from Prohibited.
susceptible livestock
or poultry
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Movement Out of Control Area
Item Moving out
of a Control Area
from a/an…
Infected
Premises
Suspect
Premises
Prohibited, except
under certain
circumstances as
determined by the IC.
Contact
Premises
Monitored
Premises
At-Risk Premises must
become Monitored
Premises to move
susceptible livestock or
poultry out of a
Control Area.
Allowed to move by
permit approved by IC;
surveillance, negative
diagnostic tests,
premises biosecurity,
and risk-assessment
may be required for
permit.
Susceptible livestock
or poultry
Prohibited, except
under certain
circumstances as
determined by the IC.
Susceptible animal
products
See disease specific or COB plans for information on susceptible animal products, or guidance as determined by IC.
Other animals (nonsusceptible livestock
or poultry) from
premises with
susceptible species
Prohibited unless
specific permit
approved by IC and
appropriate biosecurity
measures and riskassessment.
Prohibited unless
specific permit
approved by IC and
appropriate
biosecurity measures
and risk-assessment.
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Prohibited, except
under certain
circumstances as
determined by the
IC.
At-Risk
Premises
Prohibited unless
specific permit
approved by IC and
appropriate
biosecurity measures
and risk-assessment.
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Allowed to move by
permit approved by IC;
surveillance and
negative diagnostic tests
for susceptible animals
on premises, premises
biosecurity, and risk
assessment may be
required for permit.
Allowed to move by
permit approved by
IC; surveillance and
negative diagnostic
tests for susceptible
animals on premises,
premises biosecurity,
and risk-assessment
may be required for
permit.
USDA APHIS and CFSPH
Movement Out of Control Area cont’d
Item Moving out
of a Control Area
from a/an…
Infected
Premises
Suspect
Premises
Contact
Premises
At-Risk
Premises
Monitored
Premises
Other animals or
n/a (Infected Premises
animal products (non- have susceptible
susceptible livestock species)
or poultry/products)
from premises
without susceptible
species
n/a (Suspect Premises n/a (Contact
have susceptible
Premises have
species)
susceptible species)
n/a (At-Risk Premises
n/a (Monitored
have susceptible species) Premises have
susceptible species)
Equipment, vehicles,
and other fomites
from premises with
susceptible species
Prohibited unless
permit approved by IC
and appropriate
biosecurity measures.
Prohibited unless
permit approved by
IC and appropriate
biosecurity
measures.
Allowed by permit
approved by IC and
appropriate biosecurity
measures.
Allowed by permit
approved by IC and
appropriate
biosecurity
measures.
Prohibited.
Prohibited.
At-Risk Premises must
become Monitored
Premises to move
semen, embryos from
susceptible livestock or
poultry out of a Control
Area.
Monitored Premises
only allowed by
permit approved by
IC and appropriate
biosecurity
measures.
Prohibited unless
permit approved by IC
and appropriate
biosecurity measures.
Semen, embryos from Prohibited.
susceptible livestock
or poultry
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Continuity of Business
• COB, managed movement
– Specific criteria for movement
• Voluntary participation
• Minimize negative
impact on producers
• Criteria
– Risk/science-based
– Surveillance, cleaning,
disinfection, biosecurity,
epidemiological information
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Checkpoints
• Enforce requirements
– May require permit for movement
• Verifies vehicle is in compliance
with regulations
• Standard operating procedures
provided through Incident Command
• Disposition of conveyance
• Violations reported to officials
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Permitting
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Processes, Documentation
• Clear processes, communication
– Specific, blanket, and COB permits
• Need efficient response to requests
• Alternatives may minimize
movements and permit requests
• VS Form 1-27 or other forms may
be utilized
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Information Management
• USDA EMRS 2.0
– System of record for Federal area
quarantine
• Issues and tracks permits and denials
• Maintains data, even for permits issued by
a different system
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Personnel
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Response Coordination
• Work with ICS personnel
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Biosecurity
Depopulation
Disposal
Cleaning, disinfection
Wildlife management
Vector control
Surveillance
• Ensure authorized access and biosecurity
• Coordinate business and welfare activities
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QMC Activities
• Premises quarantine, on-site
– Notify owners of quarantine status
– Establish premises biosecurity
– Develop a list of all authorized
movements
– Enforce movement restrictions and
biosecurity protocols
– Ensure movements are authorized
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QMC Activities (cont’d)
• Administer permitting system
– Ensuring permit applications are
available to the public
– Responding to and evaluating permit
requests
– Issuing permits, closing permits
– Tracking permitted movements
– Requires access to epidemiological and
biosecurity information
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QMC Activities (cont’d)
• Managing permit information
– EMRS 2.0
– Documentation preserved,
tracked and reviewable
• Staff checkpoints
– Interact with drivers
– Ensure permit
compliance
– Shared responsibilities
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Responder Safety
• Orientation
– Potential hazards
– Safety precautions
– Hygiene requirements
• Hazards
– Physical, chemical,
environmental, biological (zoonotic)
• Required PPE
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Biological Hazard
• Biosecurity to prevent disease spread
– Understand pathogen transmission
– Implement C&D with movements
– Establish work zones to control access
– Personal disinfection at departure
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Waiting Period / Safety Officer
• Avoid contact with susceptible
animals not known to be infected
• Time defined by Incident Command
– Based on disease, task assignment,
level of biosecurity
• Safety Officer
– Ensures safe working conditions
– Develops HASP
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Training
• All personnel should participate
in training and exercises
• Simulate real events
– Evaluate existing plans, identify areas
for improvement
– Maintain communication and
collaboration with all response agencies
and stakeholders
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For More Information
• FAD PReP/NAHEMS Guidelines:
Quarantine and Movement
Control
– http://www.aphis.usda.gov/fadprep
• Quarantine and Movement
Control web-based training
module
– Coming soon
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Guidelines Content
Authors (CFSPH)
• Janice P. Mogan, DVM
• Heather Allen, PhD, MPA
Reviewers (USDA)
• Randall Crom, DVM
• Jonathan Zack, DVM
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Acknowledgments
Development of this presentation was
by the Center for Food Security and
Public Health at Iowa State University
through funding from the USDA APHIS
Veterinary Services
PPT Authors: Abbey Smith, Student Intern; Janice Mogan, DVM
Reviewer: Heather Allen, PhD, MPA