Surveillance and reporting Sample Clauses

Surveillance and reporting. It is important that effective surveillance systems are in place at the points of entry, and indeed along the entire introduction pathway, that enable rapid detection of alien species. Rapid and reliable identification of pests or contaminants is crucial to inform the appropriate response. In some situations the evidence will be obvious, such as the presence of soil or progagules on cargo, and can be easily dealt with. However, in many cases, the evidence will not be as easy to interpret and respond to. An effective surveillance system needs to cater for all of these eventualities. It is important to note that the probability of detecting introduced species is a function of their abundance. Consequently, introduced species are often hard to detect until they have begun to spread, at which point eradication is much more difficult and expensive. Consequently, effective surveillance systems require experienced and adequately resourced personnel with knowledge of: baseline levels of invasive alien species at the site in question, what to look out for and where to focus observations and how to respond to alien species or contaminants that are detected. A high general awareness of biosecurity issues amongst the broad range of people that visit or are resident at the particular site not only helps prevent introductions in the first place, but also ensures greater vigilance that may help detect unwanted pests before it is too late to contain them. Formal and standardised reporting of possible incursions and introductions is an important component of the surveillance system. Data should be collected for any biosecurity breach (and sent to an identified individual with overall responsibility for the system), including; when/where found, what the pest was (with a sample preserved if possible for identification), what it was found on (i.e. the possible source with tracking details, such as consignment number) and what the response was. Repeat offenders or weaknesses can then be identified and resolved, or protocols strengthened. Emergency response No biosecurity system is able totally to prevent the introduction of alien species. As long as humans are visiting and transporting goods to ACAP sites, there is a risk of introducing unwanted alien species. The aim of emergency response is to eliminate newly arrived species before they spread beyond the point of entry. Contingency plans for managing different kinds of newly arrived species (as well as for the management of ...
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Surveillance and reporting. 3.3.1. All newly diagnosed cases of TB shall be reported to ADHS TB Control Program using the Medical Electronic Disease Surveillance System (MEDSIS) or other system designated by the ADHS TB Control Program. There shall be at least one-hundred percent (100%) completeness for all Report of Verified Case of Tuberculosis (RVCT) variables (please refer to the RVCT instruction manual at xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/tb/programs/rvct/default.htm for more information);
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Surveillance and reporting. 4.3.1. Enhance identification, reporting, and follow-up of TB cases and suspects by establishing liaisons with appropriate reporting sources including:
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