An intensive interdisciplinary workshop bringing veterinarians and medical doctors together to understand rabies diagnosis, clinical management, post-exposure prophylaxis, and coordinated One Health disease control.
Rabies remains one of the most fatal viral zoonoses, bridging human medicine, veterinary pathology, and public health. Bridging the gap between animal infection control and human post-exposure management requires a unified One Health approach.
Led by former ICAR-IVRI Director Prof R S Chauhan, a pioneer in disease diagnostics and national rabies management, this intensive 1-day workshop brings together Veterinary Practitioners and Medical Doctors.
Participants will gain practical insights into early clinical signs, advanced diagnostic techniques, post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) protocols, and joint outbreak containment.
Develop a coordinated understanding of rabies diagnosis, prevention, clinical management, surveillance, and outbreak response across animal and human health systems.
Master safe ante-mortem clinical evaluation in animals, brain tissue sampling methods, and biosecurity precautions to prevent accidental exposure during autopsies.
Understand immediate bite wound care, Category I-III exposure risk stratification, monoclonal antibody usage, and intradermal/intramuscular rabies vaccination schedules.
Explore the phylogenetic characteristics of rabies virus nucleoprotein (N) gene, neural transport mechanisms, and clinical stage manifestations.
Learn actionable framework models for joint reporting between local municipal health officers, animal welfare boards, and veterinary clinics.
A focused four-session program covering rabies virology, veterinary diagnostics, human clinical management, public health response, and interdisciplinary case discussions.
A distinguished veterinary pathologist and former Registrar of ICVP who has led multiple Continuing Veterinary Education modules on rabies diagnosis and control across India.
Strengthen your understanding of rabies diagnosis, prevention, clinical management, and coordinated veterinary-public health response through this intensive interdisciplinary workshop.
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