REDPEVA-Presentations

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1st Regional Meeting of Programs for Accidents Caused by Venomous Animals in Latin America and the Caribbean (REDPEVA)

Presentaciones REDPEVA

  • Introducción a los objetivos y agenda de la reunión

  • Ma. Elisa Peichoto, Internacional Consultant PANAFTOSA/VPH-PAHO/WHO |  PPT 
  • Presentation of the Wellcome Trust and RELAPA project

  • Marco Vigilato, Regional Advisor on Zoonoses and Veterinary Public Health and Coordinator of the Zoonoses Area, PANAFTOSA/VPH-PAHO/WHO  |  PPT 
  • Analysis of the 2025 survey: updated regional perspective on national programs for accidents caused by venomous animals

  • Ma. Elisa Peichoto, Internacional Consultant PANAFTOSA/VPH-PAHO/WHO |  PPT 
  • Presentation of the proposed Regional Information System 

  • Felipe Rocha, PANAFTOSA/VPH-PAHO/WHO  PPT 
  • Presentation of support materials for national programs: Manual for the diagnosis and treatment of snake envenomation 

  • Dra. Hui Wen Fan,  Butantan Institute and Dr. José María Gutiérrez, Clodomiro Picado Institute-University of Costa Rica |  PPT 
  • Presentation of the virtual course “Envenomation by snakes and other venomous animals”

  • Ma. Elisa Peichoto, Internacional Consultant PANAFTOSA/VPH-PAHO/WHO PPT 
  • Session 1: Commitment to training healthcare network professionals in the care of patients injured by accidents

  • Dra. Diana Marcela Pava, Director General, INS–Colombia | PPT
  • Dra. Wendy Lizeth Cruz Romano, Coordination, National Toxicology Center (CENTOX), National Autonomous University of Honduras – Faculty of Chemical Sciences and Pharmacy |  PPT
  • Dra. Gabriela Willat, Director of Zoonoses and Vectors – Ministry of Public Health of Uruguay | PPT 
  • Discussion panel on the supply, distribution, and use of antivenoms:  

  • Antivenom management and logistics: a country’s experience. Lúcia R. Montebello, General Coordination of Zoonoses and Vector-Borne Disease Surveillance (CGZV) – Secretariat of Health and Environment Surveillance (SVSA) – Ministry of Health|  PPT
  • Mechanism and requirements for the acquisition of antivenoms through the PAHO Strategic Fund. Dr. Christopher Lim, Head of the PAHO/WHO Strategic Fund PPT
  • Need for monitoring the efficacy and safety of antivenom use. Dra. Hui Wen Fan, Butantan Insitute |  PPT 
  • Session 2: Challenges and obstacles in implementing mandatory reporting and epidemiological surveillance of accidents caused by venomous animals 

  • Challenges and obstacles in implementing mandatory reporting and epidemiological surveillance of accidents caused by venomous animals
  • Dra. M. Isabel Cuellat Valladares, Coordinator of the Toxicological Information and Advisory Center (CIATOX) – El Salvador |  PPT
  • Dra. María José Lafuente González, National Coordinator of Zoonotic Diseases and One Health – Ministry of Health of Costa Rica |  PPT
  • Dr. Edgar Lorenzo Sanabria Garayo, Person in Charge of Surveillance for Accidents Caused by Venomous Animals – National Zoonosis Control Program and National Anti-Rabies Center – Ministry of Public Health, ParaguayPPT 
  • Session 3: Challenges and obstacles in the control of accidents caused by venomous animals  

  • Dr. Keystelle Alexis Codd, Primary Health Care – Ministry of Health and Wellness, Belize |  PPT
  • Dr. Ramiro A. Guido Ramos - Ministry of Health of Nicaragua |  PPT
  • Veterinary Dr. José Luis Bustamante, Navarro, Officer in Charge of Accidents Caused by Venomous Animals – DPCEM–DGIESP – MINSA, Peru|  PPT