Personnel involved in a canine rabies control programme (including veterinary, medical and technical staff) should have received specific training in all relevant tasks, which are described here.
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3.1.6. How well-trained are personnel?
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3.1. Infrastructure
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3.1.1. What personnel might be available for carrying out dog vaccination campaigns?
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3.1.2. What infrastructure is needed for storage of vaccines?
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3.1.3. What personnel and infrastructure are needed for rabies surveillance?
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3.1.4. What infrastructure is needed for surgical sterilisation?
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3.1.5. What medical facilities are available for providing human post-exposure prophylaxis?
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3.1.6. How well-trained are personnel?
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3.1.7. Which laboratories are available for rabies diagnosis?
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3.1.8. What are the minimum requirements for laboratories performing basic rabies diagnosis?
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3.1.9. What is the minimum infrastructure for providing human pre- and post-exposure prophylaxis?
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3.1.10. What personnel should administer pre- and post-exposure prophylaxis?
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3.1. Infrastructure
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