CVM Vet-LRN Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Program

总结 CVM Vet-LRN兽医诊断实验室计划 早在2012年，疾病控制中心（CDC）报告说，22人在美国 美国和加拿大的两人因感染沙门氏菌而患病， 接触被沙门氏菌污染的宠物或宠物食品。为了支持FDA的 迅速检测、分析、最大限度减少并最终预防这些事件的使命 以及任何其他与宠物和宠物食品有关的疫情，南达科他州州立大学 （SDSU）动物疾病研究与诊断实验室（ADRDL）寻求与 兽医学中心（CVM）兽医实验室响应网络（Vet-LRN）兽医 诊断实验室计划。扩大兽医实验室网络并提高设施容量 将大大加强整体食品安全体系。 扩大食品安全和保障工作，减轻未来宠物和宠物食品相关 疾病在人类社会中的爆发，SDSU ADRDL的目标包括： 提高SDSU ADRDL处理涉及的浪涌容量测试的能力 与动物食品或药物相关疾病有关的诊断或动物食品样本， 其他大规模动物食品/饲料紧急事件 促进动物食品/药物掺假或污染的早期检测 启动质量管理体系，并与Vet-LRN进行磋商 项目办公室（VPO）和SDSU ADRDL管理组 参与短期方法开发、方法验证项目，以及 可能的矩阵扩展赋值 开发实验室的共识决策系统，规模和格式 SDSU ADRDL工作人员由经验丰富的人员组成，他们在以下方面具有丰富的知识： 动物诊断标本的病理学和微生物分析。作为合作伙伴， 计划，他们将获得FDA指定的培训，完成能力测试，并使用 标准化的分析方法和设备平台，沿着分析仪器， 电子报告。实验室工作人员将按原样过渡到新的分析方法 开发和验证。他们还将与Vet-LRN密切合作， 数据及时。

SUMMARY CVM Vet-LRN Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Program Already in 2012, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) reports that 22 people in the United States and two people in Canada became ill with a Salmonella infantis infection as a result of contact with pets or pet food contaminated with Salmonella bacteria.To support the FDA's mission of promptly detecting, analyzing, minimizing, and ultimately preventing these incidents and any other outbreaks related to pets and pet food, the South Dakota State University (SDSU) Animal Disease Research and Diagnostic Lab (ADRDL) seeks to partner with the Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) Veterinary Lab Response Network (Vet-LRN) Veterinary Diagnostic Lab Program. Broadening the veterinary lab network and increasing facility capacity will go far to strengthen the overall food safety system. To expand food safety and security efforts by mitigating future pet and pet food related outbreak in human society, the SDSU ADRDL's objectives include the following: ¿ Increasing SDSU ADRDL's abilities to handle surge capacity testing of implicated diagnostic or animal food samples linked to animal food or drug related illnesses and other large-scale animal food/feed emergency events ¿ Facilitating early detection of animal food/drug adulteration or contamination ¿ Initiating quality management systems and consultations between the Vet-LRN Program Office (VPO) and the SDSU ADRDL management group ¿ Participating in short-term method development, method validation projects, and possible Matrix Extension assignments ¿ Developing the laboratory's consensus-decision-making system, size, and format The SDSU ADRDL staff consists of experienced personnel with substantial knowledge in pathological and microbiological analysis of animal diagnostic specimens. As partners in this program, they will obtain FDA designated training, complete proficiency testing, and use standardized analysis methods and equipment platforms along with analytical worksheets and electronic reporting. The lab staff will transition to the new analysis methods as they are developed and validated. They will also work closely with the Vet-LRN to share and report data in a timely manner.