You can now download and read the minutes of the general assembly of NOSOVE, Uppsala, Sweden, 21st May, 2015
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Thursday, 29 October 2015
Tuesday, 23 December 2014
NOSOVE course 2015, May 19-22, 2015 – Uppsala, Sweden: Syndromic surveillance using free tools
Dear NOSOVE members,
We are glad to make the first announcement of our 2015 meeting in Uppsala Sweden and wish you all very Happy Christmas and New Year.
Best regards,
Arvo Viltrop, on behalf of the NOSOVE board
Friday, 28 November 2014
Course announcement: 13th Crane Seminar: "Risk assessment in health and welfare – who, when, why, and how?"
(Forwarded from announcement by Stefan Gunnarsson and Jan Hultgren)
Seminar and postgraduate course (3 ECTS)
13th Crane Seminar:
Risk assessment in health and welfare – who, when, why, and how?
Skara, Sweden, 23–27 March 2015
Visit http://www.slu.se/craneseminar for further information.
Welcome to register at the latest 23 February 2015!
Best wishes,
Stefan Gunnarsson and Jan Hultgren
Seminar and postgraduate course (3 ECTS)
13th Crane Seminar:
Risk assessment in health and welfare – who, when, why, and how?
Skara, Sweden, 23–27 March 2015
Visit http://www.slu.se/craneseminar for further information.
Welcome to register at the latest 23 February 2015!
Best wishes,
Stefan Gunnarsson and Jan Hultgren
Wednesday, 18 December 2013
13th Crane Seminar: Risk assessment – improving public health and animal welfare in food production
[Information copied from the course website, please visit for additional information]
Seminar and postgraduate course (3 ECTS)
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Skara, Sweden, 31 March - 4 April 2014
Risk assessment is used increasingly as a science-based method to describe and quantify risks in human and animal populations, and to identify important determinants of such risks. This seminar addresses the application of risk assessment concepts and methods to improve public health and animal welfare in food production. The seminar includes 5 days on campus in Skara, Sweden.
The Crane Seminar is both a seminar open to anyone, and a postgraduate course (3 ECTS credits) for students on a PhD or residency programme in medicine, veterinary medicine, animal science, or biology. In case of a large number of applicants, PhD students will be given priority on a first-come, first-served basis.
Crane Seminars are recurrent interdisciplinary events organised by the Department of Animal Environment and Health every 2nd-3rd year to connect human and animal sciences under current themes of high societal relevance. Needless to say, the seminar includes an excursion to Lake Hornborga, host of thousands of Cranes at this time of the year.
Welcome to Crane Country in March!
Seminar and postgraduate course (3 ECTS)
Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Skara, Sweden, 31 March - 4 April 2014
Risk assessment is used increasingly as a science-based method to describe and quantify risks in human and animal populations, and to identify important determinants of such risks. This seminar addresses the application of risk assessment concepts and methods to improve public health and animal welfare in food production. The seminar includes 5 days on campus in Skara, Sweden.
The Crane Seminar is both a seminar open to anyone, and a postgraduate course (3 ECTS credits) for students on a PhD or residency programme in medicine, veterinary medicine, animal science, or biology. In case of a large number of applicants, PhD students will be given priority on a first-come, first-served basis.
Crane Seminars are recurrent interdisciplinary events organised by the Department of Animal Environment and Health every 2nd-3rd year to connect human and animal sciences under current themes of high societal relevance. Needless to say, the seminar includes an excursion to Lake Hornborga, host of thousands of Cranes at this time of the year.
Welcome to Crane Country in March!
Wednesday, 19 January 2005
Agenda for the General Assembly of NOSOVE, Hässelby Slott, Sweden, January 19, 2005
- Election of the Chairman of the General Assembly
- Election of the Secretary of the General Assembly
- Election of the Keeper of the minutes of the General Assembly
- The report of the board concerning the latest election period
- The treasurer’s report of the accounts and the certification by the auditors for the year 2003
- Settlement of the account and approval of the administration during the last election period
- Election of the new board members to replace those retiring. Lis Alban (DK) is up for election, while Anne Margrethe Urdahl (N) is retiring. Ann Lindberg (S) and Olli Peltoniemi (F) are serving another year. Ane Nødtvedt (S) will redraw to give space to an extra Norwegian in the board
- No election of substitutes for the board, because Anna-Maija Virtala (F) and Annette Kjær Ersbøll (DK) were elected last year
- Election of 2 auditors and a deputy auditor.
- Determination of membership fee for the coming year
- Updated information about NOSOVE hosting the 2007 Annual Meeting of the Society of Veterinary Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine (SVEPM)
- Determination of the time and place for the next General Assembly and appointment of the organiser for this meeting (Norway will be organising).
- Any other business
- Closing of the meeting
EVERYBODY IS WELCOME
On behalf of the board of NOSOVE
Lis Alban
Chairman
Denmark
January 5, 2005
Minutes of the General Assembly of NOSOVE 2005
The 2005 NOSOVE Annual
General Assembly was held at the Hässelby Slot conference Center, 162
15 Vällingby, Sweden, on 19 January 2005. The
General
Assembly
started
at 20:20. 22 members
attended the meeting.
1.
Election
of
the
Chairman
of the General Assembly
Anna-Maija Virtala (F) was elected as the chairman of the meeting.
Anna-Maija Virtala (F) was elected as the chairman of the meeting.
2.
Election of the Secretary of the General Assembly
Marianne Sandberg (N) was elected as the Secretary of the General Assembly.
Marianne Sandberg (N) was elected as the Secretary of the General Assembly.
3.
Election
of
the
Keeper
of the minutes of the General Assembly
Marcus Doherr (CH) was elected as the Keeper of the minutes of the General Assembly.
4. The report of the board concerning the latest election period
Lis Alban (Chairman, DK) explained that the last meeting in Denmark was a successful course in hierarchical analysis. There had also been some interaction with SVEPM, the Email distribution list functioned fine, and otherwise it had been quiet
Marcus Doherr (CH) was elected as the Keeper of the minutes of the General Assembly.
4. The report of the board concerning the latest election period
Lis Alban (Chairman, DK) explained that the last meeting in Denmark was a successful course in hierarchical analysis. There had also been some interaction with SVEPM, the Email distribution list functioned fine, and otherwise it had been quiet
5. The
treasurer’s
report
of
the accounts and the certification by the
auditors for the year 2004
Ann Lindberg (treasurer, S) distributed the summary of the accounts – that had been very few transactions – expenses for home page and meeting – meetings have their own budgets – There is a reserve of around 55,000 SKK
The auditors scrutinized the report
6. Settlement of the account and approval of the administration during the last election period
Anna-Maija Virtala asked for approval – everyone in favour
7. Election of the new board members to replace those retiring
Chairman (Lis Alban) was up for re-election – all approved – she accepted for another 2-year period.
Suggestions for: Marianne Sandberg (N) - approved
Trude Lyngstad (N) was elected as a second boar member (had mailed notice of acceptance)
8. Election of substitutes for the board
No election of substitutes for the board, because Anna-Maija Virtala (F) and Annette Kjær Ersbøll (DK) were elected last year.
9. Election of 2 auditors and a deputy auditor
Catarina Svensson (S) and Eystein Skjerve (N) were approved as auditors (both emailed their acceptance)
Marcus Doherr was approved as deputy auditor.
10. Determination of membership fee for the coming year.
There will be no membership fee for the coming period. Approved
11. Updated information about NOSOVE hosting the 2007 Annual Meeting of the Society of Veterinary Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine (SVEPM)
The 2007 meeting will take place in Espo that is located close to Helsinki. It is easily accessible from Helsinki airport. Anna-Maija is the local organiser, and she has taken contact to a professional company, that will be organising for us. Student discount is aimed for – Dirk Pfeiffer encouraged it. Affordable hotels and agreement with airline would also make it cheaper. Student reductions are strongly supported by the NOSOVE general assembly. The meeting will take place the last Wed / Thu / Fri in March 2007 (2006 in Exeter). A NOSOVE course will be arranged adjacent to the SVEPM/ NOSOVE meeting. Dirk suggested to look into the opportunity of EU funding for the meeting. The scientific program will be decided by the SVEPM board as usual. Co-opted board members: Anna-Maija Virtala
12. Determination of the time and place for the next General Assembly and appointment of the organiser for this meeting (Norway will be organising).
Next meeting (2006) in Norway; suggested topic is risk analysis; suggested time again is late January, location should be easily accessible. Lis emphasises that the organizing country selects the topic. Marianne Sandberg and Trude Lyngstad will be the local organisers.
13. Any other business
Marcus pointed out that this would be the time to start thinking about courses to organize at the next ISVEE meeting (Cairns Australia, August 2006)
The annual meeting of the ECVPH took place in Rome (Oct. 2004). The deadline for application as recognition as de-facto diplomat has expired. There was some discussion on resident training and examination. It was stated that it is Important to represent our interests at the annual meetings. There is a need for employers to fund residencies – we need for ask for it! The website of the ECVPH can be found by searching for ECVPH (it is on an Austrian website).
Ann Lindberg (treasurer, S) distributed the summary of the accounts – that had been very few transactions – expenses for home page and meeting – meetings have their own budgets – There is a reserve of around 55,000 SKK
The auditors scrutinized the report
6. Settlement of the account and approval of the administration during the last election period
Anna-Maija Virtala asked for approval – everyone in favour
7. Election of the new board members to replace those retiring
Chairman (Lis Alban) was up for re-election – all approved – she accepted for another 2-year period.
Suggestions for: Marianne Sandberg (N) - approved
Trude Lyngstad (N) was elected as a second boar member (had mailed notice of acceptance)
8. Election of substitutes for the board
No election of substitutes for the board, because Anna-Maija Virtala (F) and Annette Kjær Ersbøll (DK) were elected last year.
9. Election of 2 auditors and a deputy auditor
Catarina Svensson (S) and Eystein Skjerve (N) were approved as auditors (both emailed their acceptance)
Marcus Doherr was approved as deputy auditor.
10. Determination of membership fee for the coming year.
There will be no membership fee for the coming period. Approved
11. Updated information about NOSOVE hosting the 2007 Annual Meeting of the Society of Veterinary Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine (SVEPM)
The 2007 meeting will take place in Espo that is located close to Helsinki. It is easily accessible from Helsinki airport. Anna-Maija is the local organiser, and she has taken contact to a professional company, that will be organising for us. Student discount is aimed for – Dirk Pfeiffer encouraged it. Affordable hotels and agreement with airline would also make it cheaper. Student reductions are strongly supported by the NOSOVE general assembly. The meeting will take place the last Wed / Thu / Fri in March 2007 (2006 in Exeter). A NOSOVE course will be arranged adjacent to the SVEPM/ NOSOVE meeting. Dirk suggested to look into the opportunity of EU funding for the meeting. The scientific program will be decided by the SVEPM board as usual. Co-opted board members: Anna-Maija Virtala
12. Determination of the time and place for the next General Assembly and appointment of the organiser for this meeting (Norway will be organising).
Next meeting (2006) in Norway; suggested topic is risk analysis; suggested time again is late January, location should be easily accessible. Lis emphasises that the organizing country selects the topic. Marianne Sandberg and Trude Lyngstad will be the local organisers.
13. Any other business
Marcus pointed out that this would be the time to start thinking about courses to organize at the next ISVEE meeting (Cairns Australia, August 2006)
The annual meeting of the ECVPH took place in Rome (Oct. 2004). The deadline for application as recognition as de-facto diplomat has expired. There was some discussion on resident training and examination. It was stated that it is Important to represent our interests at the annual meetings. There is a need for employers to fund residencies – we need for ask for it! The website of the ECVPH can be found by searching for ECVPH (it is on an Austrian website).
14. Closing
of
the
meeting
The 2005 General Assembly was closed at 20:55 h
20.01.2005
The 2005 General Assembly was closed at 20:55 h
20.01.2005
Marianne
Sandberg
Marcus
Doherr
Secretary
Keeper
of
the
minutes
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