Biosafety in laboratories for diagnosis of transboundary diseases
Autori
Veljovic, Ljubisa![](/themes/Miragereponivs/images/orcid.png)
Milicevic, Vesna
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Maksimovic-Zoric, Jelena
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Radosavljevic, Vladimir
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Žutić, Jadranka
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Maslić Strižak, Danka
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Savic, Bozidar
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Each diagnostic laboratory for infective diseases of special importance has to have
nominated biosafety officer.
Biosafety officer should be a person of the highest reputation in the laboratory and
has to possess knowledge of the alignment of the sample, diagnostic, identification
and inactivation of the infective agents. The officer has to be nominated by director
of the institute and has the special authorizations.
The main task of the officer is to prevent pathogenic agents to escape from restricted
area. Responsibilities of biosafety officer include organization of sample reception,
definition and proclaiming of restriction zone, purchase of reagents, consumables,
protective equipment and disinfectants. He is also responsible for the
decontamination of waste materials, packaging and transport of waste which has to
be inactivated and decontaminated.
Laboratory staff prepares standard operative procedures for the reception of samples,
route distribution patterns of sampl...es, diagnostic methods, definition of preparation,
testing and storage area, disinfection and waste handling.
In accordance with the assumed number of samples, biosafety officer has to prepare
a plan for the reorganization of staff from the other departments and their inclusion
in restricted area. All other activities are prohibited for the duration of outbreak in
restricted area except for activities related to outbreak.
After eradication of infection, detailed decontamination must be performed this
includes decontamination of premises, equipment, protective clothes, uniforms and
whole restriction area.
Ključne reči:
Biosafety / biosafety officer / transboundary diseases / laboratoryIzvor:
First International Symposium of Veterinary Medicine "One Health - New Challenges" (ISVM2015), 2015, 29-29Izdavač:
- Novi Sad : Scientific Veterinary Institute "Novi Sad"
Institucija/grupa
Naučni institut za veterinarstvo SrbijeTY - CONF AU - Veljovic, Ljubisa AU - Milicevic, Vesna AU - Maksimovic-Zoric, Jelena AU - Radosavljevic, Vladimir AU - Žutić, Jadranka AU - Maslić Strižak, Danka AU - Savic, Bozidar PY - 2015 UR - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/527 AB - Each diagnostic laboratory for infective diseases of special importance has to have nominated biosafety officer. Biosafety officer should be a person of the highest reputation in the laboratory and has to possess knowledge of the alignment of the sample, diagnostic, identification and inactivation of the infective agents. The officer has to be nominated by director of the institute and has the special authorizations. The main task of the officer is to prevent pathogenic agents to escape from restricted area. Responsibilities of biosafety officer include organization of sample reception, definition and proclaiming of restriction zone, purchase of reagents, consumables, protective equipment and disinfectants. He is also responsible for the decontamination of waste materials, packaging and transport of waste which has to be inactivated and decontaminated. Laboratory staff prepares standard operative procedures for the reception of samples, route distribution patterns of samples, diagnostic methods, definition of preparation, testing and storage area, disinfection and waste handling. In accordance with the assumed number of samples, biosafety officer has to prepare a plan for the reorganization of staff from the other departments and their inclusion in restricted area. All other activities are prohibited for the duration of outbreak in restricted area except for activities related to outbreak. After eradication of infection, detailed decontamination must be performed this includes decontamination of premises, equipment, protective clothes, uniforms and whole restriction area. PB - Novi Sad : Scientific Veterinary Institute "Novi Sad" C3 - First International Symposium of Veterinary Medicine "One Health - New Challenges" (ISVM2015) T1 - Biosafety in laboratories for diagnosis of transboundary diseases EP - 29 SP - 29 ER -
@conference{ author = "Veljovic, Ljubisa and Milicevic, Vesna and Maksimovic-Zoric, Jelena and Radosavljevic, Vladimir and Žutić, Jadranka and Maslić Strižak, Danka and Savic, Bozidar", year = "2015", abstract = "Each diagnostic laboratory for infective diseases of special importance has to have nominated biosafety officer. Biosafety officer should be a person of the highest reputation in the laboratory and has to possess knowledge of the alignment of the sample, diagnostic, identification and inactivation of the infective agents. The officer has to be nominated by director of the institute and has the special authorizations. The main task of the officer is to prevent pathogenic agents to escape from restricted area. Responsibilities of biosafety officer include organization of sample reception, definition and proclaiming of restriction zone, purchase of reagents, consumables, protective equipment and disinfectants. He is also responsible for the decontamination of waste materials, packaging and transport of waste which has to be inactivated and decontaminated. Laboratory staff prepares standard operative procedures for the reception of samples, route distribution patterns of samples, diagnostic methods, definition of preparation, testing and storage area, disinfection and waste handling. In accordance with the assumed number of samples, biosafety officer has to prepare a plan for the reorganization of staff from the other departments and their inclusion in restricted area. All other activities are prohibited for the duration of outbreak in restricted area except for activities related to outbreak. After eradication of infection, detailed decontamination must be performed this includes decontamination of premises, equipment, protective clothes, uniforms and whole restriction area.", publisher = "Novi Sad : Scientific Veterinary Institute "Novi Sad"", journal = "First International Symposium of Veterinary Medicine "One Health - New Challenges" (ISVM2015)", title = "Biosafety in laboratories for diagnosis of transboundary diseases", pages = "29-29" }
Veljovic, L., Milicevic, V., Maksimovic-Zoric, J., Radosavljevic, V., Žutić, J., Maslić Strižak, D.,& Savic, B.. (2015). Biosafety in laboratories for diagnosis of transboundary diseases. in First International Symposium of Veterinary Medicine "One Health - New Challenges" (ISVM2015) Novi Sad : Scientific Veterinary Institute "Novi Sad"., 29-29.
Veljovic L, Milicevic V, Maksimovic-Zoric J, Radosavljevic V, Žutić J, Maslić Strižak D, Savic B. Biosafety in laboratories for diagnosis of transboundary diseases. in First International Symposium of Veterinary Medicine "One Health - New Challenges" (ISVM2015). 2015;:29-29..
Veljovic, Ljubisa, Milicevic, Vesna, Maksimovic-Zoric, Jelena, Radosavljevic, Vladimir, Žutić, Jadranka, Maslić Strižak, Danka, Savic, Bozidar, "Biosafety in laboratories for diagnosis of transboundary diseases" in First International Symposium of Veterinary Medicine "One Health - New Challenges" (ISVM2015) (2015):29-29.