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1 The Third OIE Global Conference on Veterinary Education and the Role of the Veterinary Statutory Body was held in Foz do Iguaçu (Brazil) from 4 to 6 December The Conference addressed the need for better global harmonisation of veterinary education worldwide, based on OIE guidelines. It also focused on strengthening the role of Veterinary Statutory Bodies (VSBs) in regulating veterinarians, ensuring the quality of their work and ethics. The event was organised by the OIE, with the collaboration and financial support of the Brazilian authorities and the Brazilian Federal Council of Veterinary Medicine, as well as financial contributions from the following donors: the Australian Government, the European Union (European Commission), Germany, the Supreme Council of the French College of Veterinarians and New Zealand. It was attended by about 1,000 participants, including OIE national Delegates and other national government representatives, deans of Veterinary Education Establishments (VEEs) and other professional educators, leaders and decision-makers from VSBs, international and national organisations, private-sector organisations, individual experts and representatives of organisations which have official agreements with the OIE. The recommendations of the Conference confirmed the essential role of VSBs in veterinary registration and the accreditation of VEEs, at the national, regional and global levels, and its support for the OIE in the development of guidelines to promote veterinary education. RECOMMENDATIONS CONSIDERING: 1. the need to increase or enhance the capacity of all countries worldwide to create or maintain national animal health and veterinary public health systems that cover all national territories and are able to provide surveillance, early detection of, and rapid response to any natural or intentional aquatic and terrestrial animal disease outbreak; 2. the emergence of new or reemergence of existing animal diseases, the growing threat of transboundary animal diseases, the impact of environmental changes, the globalisation of commodities and movement of people, as well as new societal demands in the field of food security, food safety, veterinary public health, animal welfare and the One Health concept; 3. the development of new production systems and the development of the production of new animal species including in aquaculture, which calls for updating of veterinary knowledge and education on the use, health and welfare of animals, as well as more research; 4. the need for programmes of initial and continuing education to train veterinarians to respond to new threats and to meet the new societal expectations at global, regional and national levels; 5. the importance and need for highly qualified veterinarians and need for countries and institutions to work together to address the high cost of veterinary education of adequate quality; 6. the important role of the veterinary profession in ensuring the prudent use and control of veterinary medicinal products and vaccines and the need to strengthen the education of veterinarians on their appropriate use, as well as the need to avoid use of these products by persons who are not registered veterinarians; 7. the quality of veterinary education (initial and continuing) and effective regulation of veterinarians and veterinary paraprofessionals by Veterinary Statutory Bodies (VSBs) are pillars of good governance for the public and private sector components of national Veterinary Services (VS); good governance also requires clear definitions of the role and responsibilities of veterinarians and veterinary paraprofessionals; the continuous improvement of the veterinary profession, and the application of high ethical standards at all times; 8. society has high expectations of the veterinary profession, particularly with respect to the safeguarding of veterinary public health, food safety and animal welfare; 89
2 9. there is an urgent need, especially in the developing world, to strengthen sustainable, long-term strengthening of animal health systems. As part the Competencies of graduating veterinarians ( Day 1 graduates ) to the competence of VS and VSBs of an OIE PVS Evaluation, national assure National Veterinary Services so that they better comply with the competence in relation to animal of quality (in both the public and democratically adopted standards health and welfare, veterinary private sector) and Guidelines of the OIE, in particular those on legislation, veterinary education and for a Veterinary Education Core efficiency and good governance of VS; VSBs performance are all assessed; Curriculum; 10. the mandate of the World 13. the disparities between veterinary 18. the OIE Regional Representation for Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) licensing/registration, accreditation Africa held a conference on The role as an intergovernmental organisation and monitoring procedures and the of Veterinary Statutory Bodies in with 178 Members, as of December legislation governing VSBs amongst Mali in April The conference 2013, is to improve animal health OIE Member Countries, and the lack recommended that the OIE augment and welfare worldwide; to facilitate of VSBs or equivalent institutions its standards on VSBs and related safe trade in animals and animal that meet the OIE standards in many critical competencies in the OIE PVS products, and to support improved countries; Tool, and called for the establishment food security by promoting efficient 14. the need for increased regional of a twinning mechanism to provide livestock production, thereby integration and subsequent for transfer of expertise and contributing to human well-being and transboundary mobility of experience between VSBs in OIE consolidating the place of animals in veterinarians, particularly to meet the Member Countries; the world; needs of countries that do not have 19. the OIE has developed a programme 11. good governance, according to the the resources to provide high quality for twinning between Veterinary OIE standards on the quality of VS, veterinary education; Statutory Bodies and has published in particular the provisions of Article 15. the insufficient participation, a Guide to Veterinary Statutory Body of the Terrestrial Animal in many countries, of private Twinning Projects (2013); Health Code (Terrestrial Code) on veterinarians and professional 20. the OIE has developed a programme VSBs and Chapter 3.4 on Veterinary veterinary associations in supporting for twinning between Veterinary legislation, is of critical importance the activities of the government Education Establishments (VEEs) and in enabling the national VS to component of VS as well as the has published a Guide to Veterinary fulfill at least the basic missions general need for more effective Education Twinning Projects (2013); recommended by the international public private partnerships; 21. new technologies of communication community in order to improve 16. the need for continued OIE leadership and data exchange are accessible in animal health and welfare, as well as and greater combined efforts of almost all parts of the world; veterinary public health, at national, governments and organisations 22. the systematic evaluation of VEEs regional and global levels; to support countries that wish to and implementation of the resulting 12. the OIE helps its Members improve veterinary governance recommendations may have a Countries to improve their and the performance of the public positive effect on the quality of veterinary governance mechanisms and private sector components of veterinary education; and strengthen the capacities of national VS; 23. aligning the number of VEEs to meet veterinarians in the public and 17. that following the Resolutions of the national demand for veterinarians private sector in line with the the first and second OIE Global (or in meantime contracting with international standards through Conferences on Veterinary Education extra-national VEEs) and reducing the the voluntary use of the global (held in 2009 and 2011), the OIE has number of VEEs, when appropriate Performance of Veterinary Services published key guidance documents, and consistent with national (PVS) Pathway, which focuses on including Recommendations on strategies aiming to improve the 90
3 quality of veterinary education, may have a positive effect on the quality of veterinary education in a country; Plush-crested jay. M.Minassian 5. establish VSBs, if they have not yet done so, and implement the OIE standards on VSB in Article the need to establish or strengthen of the Terrestrial Code. Where collaboration between the deans of VEEs, the VSBs and the VS at national and international level; 25. the need to establish or strengthen networks of VEEs, accreditation organisations, and VSBs, at regional and world levels; 26. the need for veterinary education to take into account national and local circumstances in addition to global minimum requirements; guidelines promoting veterinary education, and b) to implement these standards and guidelines, including through harmonisation of the objectives of national veterinary legislation and of veterinary education with the OIE standards and guidelines; 2. take steps to improve compliance with international standards on the quality of public and private appropriate, VSBs should take steps to improve the quality of the national VS by accrediting only veterinarians who have graduated from highquality educational programmes (i.e. programmes accredited by a recognised accreditation body and/ or those that comply with the OIE recommended day one competencies and veterinary education core curriculum); 27. best practice teaching in the components of national VS by 6. develop or modernise their veterinary information age requires a move following, when needed, the legislation as necessary to comply towards inquiry-based student OIE PVS Pathway, as appropriate with OIE standards regulating the focused methods to ensure that to the national and regional profession, and the prudent use students are educated in both the context; countries that have already of veterinary medical products, theories and practical skills of had a PVS evaluation should possibly with the assistance of the veterinary medicine and motivated consider its findings and, where OIE Veterinary legislation support for lifelong learning as well as full appropriate, apply relevant next programme; participation of students in the steps, such as the PVS Gap Analysis 7. encourage their VEEs to respect development of courses; (PVS Costing Tool) and Veterinary the OIE guidelines on Day one 28. the need to use animals in veterinary Legislation Identification missions, competencies and the Veterinary education and research and to respect to improve general compliance Education Core Curriculum, while their welfare, as set out in Chapter with OIE standards on quality of incorporating local circumstances, 7.8 of the Terrestrial Code; VS and other relevant international and continuously striving to achieve 29. the discussions that have taken place standards; international best practice in veterinary at this conference and the willingness 3. take steps to support the curriculum development and teaching of those attending to actively implementation of the OIE guidelines practices; participate in the implementation on minimum requirements for 8. encourage the dialogue between VSBs of global recommendations on the veterinary education, including Day and VEEs in order to strengthen the quality of veterinary education, good One Competencies and Model Core influence of VSBs as well as promote governance and the performance of Veterinary Curriculum, as appropriate an appropriate balance between the VSBs worldwide. to national and local circumstances; demand for professionals of high 4. encourage VEEs to exchange quality and the number of VEEs; OIE MEMBER COUNTRIES ARE information and collaborate to 9. encourage their VEEs to use best REQUESTED TO: facilitate the implementation of OIE practices, as described in Considering 1. make a commitment a) to support the guidelines on veterinary education point 27, and to share educational OIE in the development of standards with the goal of improving the material and establish networks that are intended for adoption using initial and continuing education of through open source platforms or the OIE democratic procedures and veterinarians worldwide; similar mechanisms; 91
4 10. where animals are used in particularly where recognised provision of appropriate legislation veterinary education and research, systems for evaluation of education and the human and financial make appropriate provision for do not currently apply; resources needed to implement it, their welfare by implementing the 5. encourage the creation, if as well as high quality veterinary standards in Chapter 7.8 of the necessary, of regional associations education; Terrestrial Code. with the participation of VSBs 9. liaise with Member Countries and or equivalent organisations with the World Veterinary Association OIE IS REQUESTED TO: delegated authority for accrediting to establish a global list of VEEs 1. continue to develop and implement VEEs, which could facilitate the according to the conditions detailed the PVS Pathway using all establishment of a list of VEEs in the annexed recommendations; associated supporting mechanisms, that would be subject to regional 10. consider means of enhancing including independent evaluations, accreditation after appropriate existing communication materials, the Veterinary Legislation Support external audit, based on criteria including through the possible Programme, Twinning Programmes, that may be accepted throughout development of on-line educational particularly in veterinary education, the region to facilitate mobility of materials as a tool to assist the PVS Gap Analysis (PVS Costing veterinarians as appropriate; Delegates and nominated national Tool) and PVS follow-up missions; 6. develop guidelines on best practices Focal Points to participate more 2. continue to work closely with in the organisation and functioning effectively in the OIE procedures; Member Countries and with of VSBs, including the legislative 11. liaise with regional and regional and global organisations, base, the constitution of the VSBs international relevant including international student and the establishment of public- Organisations in order to: organisations, to support efforts to private veterinary partnerships, a) take steps to encourage and improve the quality of veterinary for information of OIE Member support collaboration between education (both initial and ongoing) Countries and relevant regional and VSBs or equivalent bodies, and harmonised approaches to international organisations; relevant official national or the recognition of qualifications 7. continue raising awareness of the regional accrediting agencies, by relevant institutions, including important role of public and private and VEEs, in order to harmonise through the VSBs; sector components of national the evaluation of education 3. increase its collaborative activities VS, the veterinary profession programmes. The goal is to with governments and donors to and other partners, regarding the facilitate regional integration of support countries who wish to health and wellbeing of the global education systems that comply participate in twinning agreements communities, through the veterinary with the OIE guidelines and for VEEs and for their national VSB contribution to the protection of regional mobility of veterinarians, or equivalent body complying with veterinary public health, animal in particular to meet the international standards; health and welfare, and the health needs of countries that do not 4. within the framework of the PVS of the environment; have access to education and Pathway, consider the creation 8. continue working in partnership training programmes for these or strengthening of mechanisms with governments and donors professionals; supporting the evaluation of the to encourage them to make b) encourage stronger cooperation quality of public and private sector sustainable investments to between the animal health and components of the national VS strengthen the quality and human health education systems, personnel on the basis of their performance of public and private in accordance with the One initial and continuing education, components of VS through the Health concept. 92
5 M.Minassian Iguaçu Falls c) prioritise needed investments in the infrastructure of veterinary education to achieve a sustainable strengthening of public and private sector components of the national VS. ANNEXED RECOMMENDATION (related Recommendation no. 9 directed to the OIE): Reporting on the Veterinary Education Establishments in OIE Member Countries CONSIDERING THAT: 1. the OIE advocates the importance of high quality veterinary education; 2. the quality of veterinary education varies greatly around the world, and high quality veterinary education is critical for the effective delivery of public and private sector components of national veterinary services; 3. the OIE is recognized as having a significant role in promoting the improvement of veterinary education worldwide; 4. the OIE is already engaged in global efforts to improve and strengthen the veterinary education with respect to: a) establishing minimum competencies for the effective delivery of quality national veterinary services; b) harmonizing key curriculum elements to facilitate the international mobility of veterinarians; c) harmonizing approaches for the recognition of Veterinary Education Establishments (VEEs) globally; and d) providing direction for the effective administration by the Veterinary Statutory Body (VSB) of the veterinary profession. 5. the World Veterinary Association has partial information but there is currently no global inventory of recognized VEEs covering all OIE Member Countries; 6. a reliable knowledge on the number of and basic information on existing VEEs is critical for achieving the established educational goals promoted by the OIE, including the oversight from VSBs of the activities under their responsibilities in each Member Country. THE CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS RECOMMEND THAT: 1. the OIE Member Countries and the WVA provide information to the OIE to establish a global list of VEEs including a reporting system whereby each Member Country provides basic information to the OIE, on a 5-year cycle, on the active VEEs operating in their respective territories; 2. the report on the existing VEEs in a given country include the following minimum information: a. Name of VEE b. Academic Institution c. Address/city/country d. Web-site (URL) e. Institution type: Private, Public, Other f. Year established g. Veterinary degree(s) granted h. Number of veterinary students per class/year i. Average number of veterinary graduates per class/year j. Number of years of veterinary education k. Minimum education required for admission l. Other academic degrees offered m. National accreditation/ certification/approval: Yes, No If Yes, Accrediting agency, date granted, term of accreditation and whether voluntary or compulsory: n. Regional accreditation/ certification/approval: Yes, No If Yes, Accrediting agency, date granted, term of accreditation and whether voluntary or compulsory o. Any form of international accreditation/certification/ approval? If Yes, please provide a brief description. 3. the OIE Member Countries update their information when the number of operational VEEs change in their respective territories in the interim years between the 5-year reporting cycle; 4. the collected information on existing VEEs be compiled and maintained within the OIE database and be made publicly available at the OIE website. 93
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