“Trade and Travel Impacts of Infections Diseases”
Overview:
To highlight experiences and lessons learned from the Asia Pacific community in responding to infectious diseases leading to travel and trade impacts, such as travel restrictions and trade embargoes.
Participating Economies:
Australia, Chile, Bali (Indonesia), Malaysia, The Philippines, Singapore,
Chinese Taipei, The United States
Date and Time:
10 November 2011 (USA, Chile)
University of Washington, Seattle 15:30 — 17:30 (PST)
11 November 2011 (Asia) 23:30 — 01:30 (UTC)
Event Highlights:
No highlights video was produced for this event
Agenda:
Hot Topics 5 Agenda — 10 November 2011
Presentations:
Singapore
Presentation Title: Impact of MDRTB Cases among Medical Tourists in Singapore
Speakers: Ms. Jayne Lim, Senior Public Health Officer, Ministry of Health, Singapore
Chinese Taipei
Presentation Title: Development of Travel Medicine in Chinese Taipei
Speaker: Ms. Li– Gin Wu, Technical Specialist, Centers for Disease Control, Chinese Taipei
The United States
Presentation Title: Multistate Outbreak of Listeria Infections Linked to Cantaloupe, United States, 2011 – The Deadliest Foodborne Outbreak in 80 Years
Speaker: Dr. Robert Tauxe, Deputy Director, Division of Foodborne, Waterborne and Environmental Diseases, National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, United States