Office International des Epizooties World animal health Animal health codes Animal health information systesm
Created in 1924 by an International Agreement signed by 28 countries, the Office International des Epizooties (World Organisation for Animal Health) held its first meeting in March 1927. In 2003 OIEà à ¢ s missions have changed a little, and its main objectives are to ensure transparency in the animal health situation throughout the world, to collect, analyse and disseminate scientific veterinary information, to strengthen international coordination and cooperation in the control of animal diseases, to promote the safety of world trade of animals and animal products, to improve the legal framework and resources of Veterinary Services and to develop international standards in animal welfare and animal production food safety. To achieve these goals, the OIE operates through different commissions, working groups and ad hoc groups and cooperates with several International organisations. The results of their activities give rise to publications: OIE International Standards, Terrestrial Animal Health Code, Aquatic Animal Health Code, Manual of Diagnostic Tests and Vaccines for Terrestrial animals, Manual of Diagnostic Tests and Vaccines for Aquatic Animals, Information Publications, Disease Information (weekly), Bulletin (quarterly), World Animal Health (annual), Scientific Publications, Scientific and Technical review (3 issues a year), Technical Items presented to the International Committee and to Regional Commission (annual), International Scientific Conferences, Thematic publications. Many of these are also available on the OIE Website and this paper will describe how and why the OIE decided to put them online.
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Title
The OIE and Its Electronic Publishing
Creators
Marie Teissier (Author)
Conference
International Conference of Animal Health Information Specialists, 4 (Budapest, Hungary, 08/06/2003 - 08/09/2003)
Academic Unit
International Conference of Animal Health Information Specialists; 4 ICAHIS, Szent Istvan University (Veterinary University of Hungary), Budapest, Hungary, 6 - 9 August 2003
Publisher
Veterinary Science Library, Szent Istvan University, Budapest, Hungary (with the support of the Ministry of Education)
Grant note
OVID (main sponsor), CAB International, Minerva, Intervet, Biome, Hungarian Ministry of Education, National Scientific Research Fund (Hungary)
Identifiers
963 9483 35 4; 99900502876001842
Copyright
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0) ; http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/