NAHLN-Related Publications

Last Modified: October 04, 2024
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Browse NAHLN-related publications, including our newsletter, disease response guidance, and more.

Newsletter and Other Publications

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October 2024Newsletter: The NAHLN UpdateGeneral
March 2024Newsletter: The NAHLN Update*General
2020Year 3 Report: NAHLN Antimicrobial Resistance Pilot Project (1.26 MB)Antimicrobial resistance
2019Year 2 Report: NAHLN Antimicrobial Resistance Pilot Project (2.44 MB)Antimicrobial resistance
2018Year 1 Report: NAHLN Antimicrobial Resistance Pilot Project (6.91 MB)Antimicrobial resistance
October 2018Update on NAHLN Activities (1.43 MB)**General

* For past newsletters, visit About NAHLN.
** Also available in Microsoft Powerpoint format upon request

Veterinary Services Disease Response

Foreign Animal Disease Preparedness and Response (FAD PReP) is the United States' comprehensive preparedness and response strategy for FAD threats. Below are key FAD PReP documents. To view all FAD PReP documents and resources, visit Foreign Animal Disease Preparedness and Response.

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August 2024VS Guidance 12001: Policy for the Investigation of Potential Foreign Animal Disease/Emerging Disease Incidents (274.92 KB)Policy
October 2015APHIS Foreign Animal Disease Framework: Response Strategies (4.75 MB)FAD PReP Manual
2022APHIS Foreign Animal Disease (FAD) Investigation Manual (16.71 MB)FAD PReP Manual

Guiding Documents

NAHLN Strategic Plan 2022—2025
Concept Paper: A Proposal for a Revised Structure of the NAHLN

(PDF, 121.26 KB)

October 2012

History

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202220 Years: 2020–2022 NAHLN (6.89 MB)Report
2013NAHLN Overview (Founding Principles) (1.06 MB)*Presentation
201010-Year Anniversary: NAHLN (742.8 KB)Report
2005Growing the NAHLN (54.35 KB)AAVLD/NAHLN White Paper**
2002NAHLN (271.99 KB)AAVLD/NAHLN White Paper***
* Also available in Microsoft Powerpoint format upon request
** Progress and plans, need for full implementation/increased funding
*** Background, benefits, risk, what's needed

Scenario Testing Reports

Summary and Analysis of the NAHLN HPAI Exercise Program

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