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IUCN-SSC Wildlife Disease Risk Analysis (DRA) Tool Needs Assessment

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Four specialist groups of the World Conservation Union (IUCN) Species Survival Commission (SSC) – Wildlife Health, Conservation, Reintroduction and Invasive Species – have brought together an international network of stakeholders (including wildlife veterinarians, epidemiologists, ecologists, modellers and biologists) to develop an integrated package of disease risk analysis (DRA) tools, focussed on wildlife and based on the best available science and technology. This resource will build on and extend a major revision of the Conservation Breeding Specialist Group's (CBSG) publication: "Animal Movements and Disease Risk: A Workbook", last published in 2005 (can be downloaded at http://www.cbsg.org/cbsg/risk/).

The aims of this survey are to identify:
• Who needs wildlife DRA tools
• The range of applications of these tools
• The Risk Analysis tools currently being used
• Improvements needed in DRA tools
• Training needs in the use of DRA tools
• In what form DRA tools would be most valuable

To help us we ask that you take 15 minutes to complete and submit this on-line survey. Pooled results will be compiled into a report and circulated to all survey respondents who provide an e-mail address.
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3. What languages do you speak? *This question is required.Check one or more boxes
Space Cell EnglishGermanFrenchSpanishPortugeseIndonesianOther
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7. Which of the following categories best describes the organisation(s) you work for? *This question is required.Check one or more boxes
Space Cell PrivateEducationalResearchGovernmentNGOZoo/Wildlife ParkOther
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12. How many years have you been working in a field that involves wildlife?Check only ONE box
Space Cell NoneLess than 1 year1 - 3 years4 - 6 yearsMore than 6 years
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13. How many years have you been working in a field that involves risk analysis?Check only ONE box
Space Cell NoneLess than 1 year1 -3 years4 - 6 yearsMore than 6 years
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14. Which wildlife taxa are of main concern to you in your work?Check one or more boxes
Space Cell MammalsBirdsReptilesAmphibiansFishInvertebrates
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15. Do you currently consider potential disease risks in your wildlife work protocols? *This question is required.Check only ONE box
Space Cell In no casesIn some casesIn most casesIn all cases
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16. In which of the following wildlife scenarios are you involved when analysing disease risks? *This question is required.Check one or more boxes
Space Cell Wildlife translocationsDomestic animal translocationsHuman/wildlife interactionsDomestic animal/wildlife interactionsWildlife management - in situWildlife management - ex situOther
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18. Are your wildlife disease concerns about risks to: *This question is required.Check one or more boxes
Space Cell WildlifeDomestic animalsHumansOther
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21. On average, how often do you currently use risk analysis tools?Check only ONE box
Space Cell Not usedDailyWeeklyMonthlyTwice yearlyOnce yearlyLess than once yearly
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22. Which of the following risk analysis tools do you use?Check one or more boxes
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CBSG Health Assessment Worksheet
@Risk
Precision Tree
Stella
Vensim
Outbreak
RAMAS
Spatial
PopTools
NZ DoC Disease Risk Assessment Tool (DRAT)
CCWHC Risk Assessment Guidelines
OIE Risk Assessment Tools
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25. In what form(s) would you prefer a wildlife disease risk analysis toolkit to be available? *This question is required.Check one or more boxes
Space Cell Book/Hard copyElectronic - CD/DVDElectronic - Web basedOther
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27. Are you able to provide us with one or two case studies demonstrating how you have performed a disease risk analysis involving wildlife?If YES, please e-mail a copy to Richard Jakob-Hoff at richard@cbsgaustralasia.org
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