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- How to conduct a dog ecology survey
- Publication on the Blueprint for Rabies Prevention and Control
- Studies comparing the cost-effectiveness of different PEP vaccination strategies
- Canine Rabies blueprint - Who do we need to train?
- Canine Rabies blueprint - What do we need to know?
- Canine Rabies blueprint - supplies for vaccination
- Canine Rabies blueprint - sustainability
- Canine Rabies blueprint - supplies for dog sterilization
- Canine Rabies blueprint - contingency planning
- Canine Rabies blueprint - supplies for rabies surveillance teams
- Canine Rabies blueprint - roles and responsibilities
- Canine Rabies blueprint - legislation
- Canine Rabies blueprint - introduction
- Canine Rabies blueprint - infrastructure
- Canine Rabies blueprint - human vaccination supplies
- Canine Rabies blueprint - human component
- Canine Rabies blueprint - evaluation
- Canine Rabies blueprint - dog component
- Canine Rabies blueprint - costs and funding
- Canine Rabies blueprint - Communications Plan
- WHO guidelines for veterinary public health programmes
- WHO expert consultation on rabies
- Studies that quantified the economics of rabies control in dogs and humans
- Comparison of owner charged and free vaccination campaigns
- Examples of dog catching and restraining devices
- Direct Rapid Immunohistochemical Test standard operating procedure
- A study demonstrating the feasibility of canine rabies elimination in Africa
- Schematic view, BSL 2 laboratory
- Guidelines on human prophylaxis
- Information on Guillain-Barré syndrome
- Guidelines for the design and management of animal shelters
- WSPA advice on chemical castration
- Non-surgical methods for reproduction control
- SOPs for euthanasia
- Guidelines for euthanasia
- Guidelines for dog population management
- Rabies diagnosis in living dogs
- An example of the use of mobile phone technologies to enhance rabies surveillance
- Simple techniques for brain sample collection
- Link to resources with basic clinical background on rabies
- Studies that have estimated dog population sizes in a range of settings
- Guidelines on surveying roaming dog populations
- Factors associated with dog ownership, an example from Tanzania
- Guidelines for vaccine storage and administration
- Fluorescent Antibody Test protocols
- Example of samples submission form for post-mortem kit
- Vaccines recommended for human vaccination
- Basic devices for dog sterilisation
- Guidelines for restraining dogs
- Examples of temporary devices for marking dogs
- Guidelines for oral vaccination
- Animal vaccines recommended by international agencies
- Examples of vaccination certificates
- Examples of Knowledge, Attitude and Practice studies on diseases other than rabies
- Costs associated with post-exposure treatment
- Studies quantifying the cost of dog vaccination campaigns
- WHO guidelines for dog rabies control (VPH/83.43)
- Example of vaccination poster
- Summary table of what you need to buy for dog vaccination depending on the strategy you decide to adopt
- A study on the risk of exposure to rabies due to slaughtering of rabid dogs and butchering dog meat
- Human:dog ratios
- Dog categorization matrix
- Additional resources that can assist you in your communication planning efforts
- Implementation checklist
- Step-by-step planning guide for communicating public health information
- Communication channels
- World Rabies Day website
- Message testing materials and an example intercept interview used to pretest rabies prevention materials
- Examples of Knowledge, Attitude and Practice studies on rabies
- Model veterinary certificate for dogs and cats from rabies infected countries
- Sanitary recommendations on dog importation
- General guide on how to construct a veterinary legislation
- Evaluation of the performance of veterinary services, gap analysis and the OIE international standards
- WHO International Health Regulations
- Notification obligations of OIE members
- OIE World Animal Health Information Database
- WHO instrument for the assessment and notification of events that may constitute a public health emergency of international concern
- International recommendations for laboratory biosafety and biosecurity
- PAHO home page
- FAO home page
- OIE home page
- WHO home page
- Some NGOs relevant to rabies control
- Prevention of human rabies through human rabies prophylaxis
- Immunization coverage required to control dog rabies
- International agencies and bodies connected to rabies, including WHO Collaborating Centres
- The components of a successful canine rabies control programme
- Global distribution of rabies
- Examples of effective canine rabies control through domestic dog vaccination
- A study showing that transmission of dog rabies is low worldwide, hence the potential for its global elimination
- Successful stories of large scale canine rabies control
- Public health and economic burden of rabies
- General information about rabies
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