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ICAC KOBE 2012 Opening Ceremony

Keynote Speech
How we can Control Infectious Diseases: Intervention in the mother-to-child transmission of HTLV-I in Nagasaki, Japan, for 24 years.

Workshop Ⅰ
“Zoonoses: Diseases that Transfer between Pets and Humans in Daily Life”

Workshop Ⅱ
“Human-Animal Bond Lecture Workshop: Tiger Place and Representative Animal Therapy Activities in Japan”

Part 1: “TigerPlace: A Unique Setting for Aging in Place with Companion Animals”

    • Rebecca A. JOHNSON, PhD, RN, FAANDirector, Research Center for Human Animal Interaction (ReCHAI), College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Missouri, President, International Association of Human-Animal Interaction Organizations (IAHAIO)

Part 2: Presentations on the Companion Animal Partnership Program (CAPP)

Workshop Ⅲ
“Lessons from the Great East Japan Earthquake for Future Animal Rescue
Operations in Times of Emergency ~ Necessity for Legal Backing and
Preparations in Normal Times”

Workshop Ⅳ
“Always Be Together: Protecting the Normality of Daily Life for Owners and Pets”

Workshop Ⅴ
“One World, One Health”

Workshop Ⅵ
“The Current Situation Concerning the Handling of Animals Affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake – Considering Responses to Radioactive Material Contamination”

Workshop Ⅶ
“Coping with Increasing Diversity in the Medical Treatment of Animals”

  • Abstract
  • ORGANIZER & CHAIR MESSAGE “A Wide-Ranging Response is Required in Animal Care”MC / Chairperson: Taisei HOSOIDO,
    Veterinarian, Occupational Director, Japan Veterinary Medical Association (JVMA), President, VR ENGINE Inc.
  • The Current Situation and Future of “Family Animal” Medical Care ~ A Response to Help Pets Move from being Members of the Family to Members of Society ~”Taisei HOSOIDO,
    Veterinarian, Occupational Director, Japan Veterinary Medical Association (JVMA), President, VR ENGINE Inc.
  • Animal Medical Care for Protecting Ecosystem Health”hin-ichi HAYAMA,
    PhD, Veterinarian, Associate Professor of Wildlife Medicine, Dept. of Veterinary Science, Nippon Veterinary and Life Science University
  • Animal Medical Care Requires Diverse Services – Veterinarians in Public Administration, Particularly in the Public Health Field”Mikio SUGIHARA,
    Assistant Department Chief and Animal Health Section Chief, Health and Welfare Dept., Consumer Affairs Bureau, Public Health Division, Hyogo Prefectural Government
  • Main Roles Required of Veterinarians Engaged in Farm Animal Practice”Akira YOKOO,
    Division for Planning, Research and Training, National Agricultural Insurance Association (NOSAI)

Workshop Ⅷ
“Food Safety”

Workshop Ⅸ
“A Good Relationship with Dogs”

Closing Ceremony