Examples of using This simulation exercise in English and their translations into Spanish
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The overall aim of this simulation exercise is to.
This simulation exercise is directed to professionals of the Public Service.
Therefore, an increased activity of veterinary services inPoland is foreseen and will be only linked to this simulation exercise.
This simulation exercise is directed to professionals of the Public Service and will include the participation of the private sector.
Will participate in this simulation exercise veterinarians from the health services of Colombia(ICA) and Ecuador(AGROCALIDAD) of the border areas of both countries.
This simulation exercise is directed to official veterinary inspectors responsible for animal health control in the country.
This simulation exercise will be performed with the support of the National Veterinary Epidemiology Department of the National Animal Health Unit.
This simulation exercise is part of the continuous training process of the technicians of the Official Veterinary Services of Animal Health.
This simulation exercise is part of the monitoring system for vesicular diseases as foreseen in the Contingency Plan for Foot and Mouth Disease FMD.
This simulation exercise comprises 2 seminars, 11 table-top exercises in local veterinary centres and a conclusive seminar for all participants.
This simulation exercise is organized with the collaboration of the leading company in the production and export of poultry meat which has several avian compartments authorized, and with the SAG- Chile.
This simulation exercise on CSF is a training exercise designed to evaluate the skills of the Danish Veterinary Service and test the contingency plan for CSF.
This simulation exercise will include theoretical and practical training of personnel of Regional and Central Veterinary Administrations in cooperation with the additional forces of the Integrated Rescue System.
This simulation exercise is directed to departmental epidemiologists and field veterinarians with the objective of reinforcing the skills of field technicians when facing an emergency situation that may arise.
This simulation exercise includes theoretical and practical training of personnel of Regional and Central Veterinary Administration in cooperation with the Veterinary Military Service of the Army of the Czech Republic.
This simulation exercise will be conducted by the National Centre for Diseases Control of the Slovak Republic in collaboration with the Local Centre for Diseases Control in Prešoc and the State Veterinary Institute in Zvolen.
This simulation exercise on CSF is a training exercise designed to evaluate the skills of the Danish Veterinary Service and test the recently modernised contingency plan for CSF April 2003.
Will participate in this simulation exercise veterinarians from the western part of the country which comprises the most important swine production area and which is in the process of self- declaration of freedom from classical swine fever.
The objective of this simulation exercise is to strengthen management capacities of the adequate and efficient response to a FMD occurrence with a view to reducing the economic health impacts that could be generated from the introduction of the virus.
The main objective of this simulation exercise is to evaluate the capabilities of the response when facing contingencies due to an occurrence of avian influenza while testing the chain of command and the health regulations in force for this purpose.
This simulation exercise will be conducted with the cooperation of the Office of Agricultural Affairs of the Embassy of the United States of America(USDA), and the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture IICA.
This simulation exercise is part of the continuous training process of the technicians of the States of Brazil to the FMD Contingency Plan as well as the compliance with the guidelines stated in the National Programme for the Eradication and Prevention of FMD.
The objective of this simulation exercise is to strengthen management capacities of the adequate and efficient response of an occurrence of infection with avian influenza viruses with a view to reducing the economic health impact that could generate from the virus introduction.
This simulation exercise, programmed in the frame of an adequate preparation of the Chilean Official Veterinary Service, aims at strengthening the response skills in case of a possible occurrence of an avian influenza event in domestic birds in the national territory.
The objective of this simulation exercise is to strengthen management capacities of the adequate and efficient response of an emergency of avian influenza occurrence with a view to reducing the health and economic impacts that could arise from the virus introduction in Peru.
This simulation exercise will be conducted by the National Centre for Diseases Control of the Slovak Republic with the participation of the Local Center for Diseases Control of Topoľčany, the FMD National Reference Laboratory and the State Veterinary Institute in Zvolen.
This simulation exercise will be conducted by the State Veterinary Administration of the Czech Republic in co-operation with Regional Veterinary Administrations and the Veterinary Service of the Army of the Czech Republic, with the participation of the FMD National Reference Laboratory and the Ministry of Agriculture.
The objective of this simulation exercise denominated"Simulation of emergency preparedness during an occurrence of foot and mouth disease" is to strengthen management capacities of the adequate and efficient response of an emergency of a foot and mouth disease occurrence with a view to reducing the economic health impacts that could generate from the virus introduction.
The objective of this simulation exercise denominated"Simulation of emergency preparedness during an occurrence of avian influenza" is to strengthen management capacities of the adequate and efficient response of an emergency of avian influenza occurrence with a view to reducing the health and economic impacts that could arise from the virus introduction in Peru.