Detección temprana y precisa de enfermedades en ganado lechero

Esta capacitación en línea sirve como recurso para ganaderos, veterinarios y otras partes interesadas de la industria lechera, apoyando la capacitación de los trabajadores agrícolas en el manejo racional de antimicrobianos, la identificación de enfermedades en vacas adultas y el cumplimiento de los protocolos de la granja.

Objetivos del curso

Los participantes podrán describir los procedimientos para la identificación precisa y las opciones de tratamiento para casos de mastitis, metritis y cojeras en vacas lecheras adultas.

Formato del curso

Este curso está disponible completamente en línea, sin clases programadas ni fechas límite fijas. Puede comenzar el curso en cualquier momento y completarlo de forma independiente a su propio ritmo.

Organización del curso

Esta capacitación sobre manejo racional de antimicrobianos en ganado lechero consta de seis módulos. Cada módulo puede completarse en cualquier orden; sin embargo, seguir el orden de presentación puede facilitar el aprendizaje y la discusión sobre temas específicos en la granja. Los módulos incluyen:

  1. Resistencia a los antibióticos
  2. Cojeras
  3. Mastitis
  4. Metritis
  5. Protocolo de tratamiento
  6. Exámenes visuales

Certificado de culminación

Un certificado de culminación está disponible como una opción. Este certificado estará disponible una vez complete los seis módulos.

Requisitos tecnológicos

• Para un rendimiento óptimo, se requiere una computadora o tableta compatible con las versiones más recientes de navegadores web y capaz de reproducir archivos mp4. Se recomienda usar una computadora con no más de cinco años de antigüedad, con al menos 1 GB de RAM y conexión a internet de alta velocidad. Algunas funciones pueden no ser compatibles con dispositivos móviles.

• Adobe Acrobat Reader. Se puede descargar aquí gratuitamente.

• Los navegadores web recomendados son Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome y Microsoft Edge.

Contáctenos

Si tiene alguna pregunta sobre el curso, comuníquese con los instructores Greg Habing en habing.4@osu.edu o Richard V. Pereira en rvpereira@ucdavis.edu. 

Financiamiento proporcionado por la División de Uso y Administración de Antimicrobianos (AUS) del Departamento de Alimentos y Agricultura de California.



Presentado por:

The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine and UC Davis Veterinary Medicine

 Instructor: Greg Habing

 Instructor: RICHARD PEREIRA


Early and Accurate Disease Detection in Dairy Cattle

This online training serves as a resource for farmers, veterinarians, and other stakeholders in the dairy industry, supporting the training of farm workers on antimicrobial stewardship, disease identification in adult cows, and adherence to farm protocols. 

Course Goals

Learners will be able to describe procedures for accurate identification and options for treatment for cases of mastitis, metritis, and lameness in adult dairy cows.

Course Format

This course is available fully online with no scheduled class sessions or fixed due dates. You can start the course at any time and work through it independently at your own pace.

Course Organization

This antimicrobial stewardship dairy training consists of six modules. Individual modules can be viewed in any order, however, following the order of presentation may facilitate learning and discussion on specific topics on the farm. Modules include:

  1. Antibiotic Resistance
  2. Lameness
  3. Mastitis
  4. Metritis
  5. Treatment Protocol
  6. Visual Exams
Certificate of Completion

A certification of completion is available as an option. The certificate will be provided upon completion of all six modules.

Technology Requirements

  • For best performance, a computer or tablet that supports the most recent web browser versions and is capable of playing mp4 files. It is recommended to use a computer five years old or newer with at least 1GB of RAM and high-speed internet connection. Some features may not be compatible with mobile devices.
  • Adobe Acrobat Reader. Can be downloaded here for free.
  • The recommended web browsers are Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, and Microsoft Edge.
Contact Us

If you have questions about the course, please contact the instructors: Greg Habing at habing.4@osu.edu or Richard V. Pereira at rvpereira@ucdavis.edu. 


Acknowledgments

TBD

Funding provided by the Antimicrobial Use and Stewardship (AUS) Branch of the California Department of Food and Agriculture.



Brought to you by: 

The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine and UC Davis Veterinary Medicine

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