The AVIS Portal

AVIS Online
After a two year experiment 2005-2006 designed to test the relative value of the internet and disc (CD/DVD) as delivery vehicles it is clear that broadband internet is the natural medium for AVIS to pursue. As a result, we strongly encourage our worldwide user community to work with us in further developing the AVIS online portal.

Subscriber Benefits
Subscribers will continue to benefit from the policy of continuous review and publication. Additional features such as a subscriber blog and online mentoring will also be available in 2007.

Editorial Policy
Editorial policy is unchanged: all programs are peer-reviewed, a process which also includes close collaboration with appropriate international reference laboratories, and with the AVIS Consortium partners.

Experts and Peer Reviewers
AVIS programs are written by leading experts from all over the world, led from the AVIS College in London. Initiated in 1992, the College brings together an experienced team of leading experts and practitioners as an oversight body for AVIS activities and publications.

All AVIS programs are now kept under rolling review, and on-line versions are updated regularly. Programs are also subjected to independent peer review, and to field testing and user evaluations.

All programs provide access to authoritative reference information, such as FAO Manuals and the expertise of the designated World Reference Laboratory.

Equity Pricing
The AVIS “Equity Pricing” policy continues. Prices are based on capacity to pay. Substantial discounts are available to developing countries and educational establishments. Discounts may be combined. Programs may be purchased through subscription or a licence payment.

Contagious Bovine PleuroPneumonia (6 modules)
Overview
Disease
Cause
Epidemiology
Management
Resources

Foot and Mouth Disease (6 modules)
Overview
Disease
Cause
Epidemiology
Management
Resources

Poultry Diseases (3 modules)
Overview of Key Diseases
Poultry Hygiene
Newcastle Disease

Rabies North America (4 modules)
Overview
The Disease
Prevention and Control
Resources

Rabia(Español)

Rinderpest (6 modules)
Overview
Recognising Rinderpest
Diagnosing Rinderpest
Practical Guide for Field Personnel
Disease and Serological Surveillance
Picture, Print and Promote – Village Education

African Horse Sickness (AHS)
Overview
Resource

African Swine Fever (ASF)
Overview
Resources

Avian Influenza (AI)
Overview
Resources

Bluetongue
Overview
Resources

Brucellosis
Overview
Resources

Classical Swine Fever (CSF)
Overview
Resources

Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR)
Overview
Resources

Swine Vesicular Disease (SVD)
Overview
Resources

Tuberculosis
Overview
Resources