Richards, Shauna

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Better lives through livestockEvaluation of livestock vaccinations in response to humanitarian crises: Process and outcome measuresShauna Richards, DVM, PhD Postdoctoral fellow Animal and Human Health program, ILRIEvaluationof livestock emergencies workshop Online, 8 June 20232ObjectivesEvaluate emergency livestock vaccination programs during times of humanitarian crises. 1. Evaluate vaccination program effectiveness, coverage, impact on livelihoodsand disease burden, and cost-effectiveness2. Determine successful attributes of vaccine campaigns3. Role of gender in these programs/crises4. Develop guidelines for these programsProcess vs. outcomeProcess – measure the processes used to implement/apply the emergency livestock vaccine programOutcome – measure outcomes directly related to vaccine implementation 4Top process indicators from questionnaire: Overview1. Design based on clear and achievable humanitarian objective2. Efficiency of vaccination (timing, choice, quality, safety, storage,and management of response)3. Access to/use of quality epidemiological information4. Degree of coordination, partnership, and communication withpublic/private vet services5. Vaccine inventories (linked to item 2)6. Partial budget analysis7. Workforce training CPD (linked to 4)8. Lab reports9. Serological responsesData Availability EasyModerateDifficult5Top process indicators from questionnaire: Data type1. Design based on clear and achievable humanitarian objective2. Efficiency of vaccination (timing, choice, quality, safety, storage,and management of response)3. Access to/use of quality epidemiological information4. Degree of coordination, partnership, and communication withpublic/private vet services5. Vaccine inventories (linked to item 2)6. Partial budget analysis7. Workforce training CPD (linked to 4)8. Lab reports9. Serological responsesData TypeQualitativeQuantitativeDual6Top outcome indicators from questionnaire: Overview1. Herd size composition and reproductive rate (linked to partialbudget)2. Morbidity/mortality rates of livestock3. Target disease prevalence4. Gender impact on livestock based livelihoods5. Marketing data (linked to partial budget) – livestock-derived income6. Livestock outputs (linked to partial budget and item 5)7. Consumption of animal source foods8. Numbers vaccinated by species, herd; number of households impacted, adverse vaccine reactionsData Availability EasyModerateDifficult7Top outcome indicators from questionnaire: Data type1. Herd size composition and reproductive rate (linked to partialbudget)2. Morbidity/mortality rates of livestock3. Target disease prevalence4. Gender impact on livestock based livelihoods5. Marketing data (linked to partial budget) – livestock-derived income6. Livestock outputs (linked to partial budget and item 5)7. Consumption of animal source foods8. Numbers vaccinated by species, herd; number of households impacted, adverse vaccine reactionsData TypeQualitativeQuantitativeDual8• Will be assigned into breakout room groups onZoom• Assign a note-taker, a facilitator, and a presenter• Use Google Sheet to see process and outcomemeasures for your group (link will be shared inchat)• Provide feedback on these measures and moregenerally if any missing measures• When return to main group have presentershare main messages from your groupDiscussion plan

Evaluation of livestock vaccinations in response to humanitarian crises: Process and outcome measures

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