Ed Fullick

Veterinary Field Epidemiology: Investigating outbreaks of notifiable disease

Ed Fullick, 20 July 2022 - Epidemiology, Viral diseases

Notifiable disease has been identified on farm, prompting our Veterinary Field Epidemiology Investigators to attend the premises – but what happens next? APHA’s Ed Fullick reveals all.

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