Encouraging improved animal health and responsible medicines use through data collection and benchmarking within the UK beef industry

Jon Massey; Judith Capper; Rachel Adams; Lisa C Morgans; David C Barrett; Kristen K Reyher

Encouraging improved animal health and responsible medicines use through data collection and benchmarking within the UK beef industry

Jon Massey, Judith Capper, Rachel Adams, Lisa C Morgans, David C Barrett, Kristen K Reyher

Bristol Veterinary School

Research output: Contribution to conference › Conference Poster

Abstract

The responsible use of farm animal medicines - specifically antimicrobials (AMs) - is a key concern for all food system stakeholders. Various AM use (AMU)
benchmarking metrics are already in use by UK livestock industries (Mills et al. 2018; e.g. mg/kg, mg/population-corrected unit (PCU), average daily dose
(ADD), etc.). The relevance, applicability and adoptability of each metric depends greatly on the quality of input data.
This project explored the availability and quality of medicines use data available on UK beef farms to support benchmarking, along with strategies for collection
and reporting in practical and meaningful terms for promotion of responsible medicines use.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Jul 2019
Event	Second International Conference on Quantification, Benchmarking and Stewardship of Veterinary Antimicrobial Usage - Bern, Switzerland Duration: 2 Jul 2019 → 3 Jul 2019 Conference number: 2 https://aacting.org/aacting-conferences/

Conference

Conference	Second International Conference on Quantification, Benchmarking and Stewardship of Veterinary Antimicrobial Usage
Abbreviated title	AACTING 2019
Country	Switzerland
City	Bern
Period	2/07/19 → 3/07/19
Internet address	https://aacting.org/aacting-conferences/

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Massey, J., Capper, J., Adams, R., Morgans, L. C., Barrett, D. C., & Reyher, K. K. (2019). Encouraging improved animal health and responsible medicines use through data collection and benchmarking within the UK beef industry. Poster session presented at Second International Conference on Quantification, Benchmarking and Stewardship of Veterinary Antimicrobial Usage, Bern, Switzerland.

Massey, Jon ; Capper, Judith ; Adams, Rachel ; Morgans, Lisa C ; Barrett, David C ; Reyher, Kristen K. / Encouraging improved animal health and responsible medicines use through data collection and benchmarking within the UK beef industry. Poster session presented at Second International Conference on Quantification, Benchmarking and Stewardship of Veterinary Antimicrobial Usage, Bern, Switzerland.

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Encouraging improved animal health and responsible medicines use through data collection and benchmarking within the UK beef industry. / Massey, Jon; Capper, Judith; Adams, Rachel; Morgans, Lisa C; Barrett, David C ; Reyher, Kristen K.

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Research output: Contribution to conference › Conference Poster

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