LA Boden

1. March 2015: Peer-reviewed veterinary risk assessment on public health risk of Giardia and Cryptosporidium spp posed by re-introduced beavers into Scotland (collaboration with HPS and Scottish Water – used as part of a portfolio of evidence for re-introduction of beavers into Scotland).
2. 2011-2012: Peer-reviewed* qualitative risk assessments on the risks associated with various activities that require access to the countryside during a foot and mouth disease outbreak (13 documents), report for Scottish Government (reviewed internally within EPIC and by Scottish Government)
3. 2011-2012: Peer-reviewed* qualitative risk assessments on the risks associated with movements of animals and various other activities during a foot and mouth disease outbreak (12 documents), report for Scottish Government (reviewed internally within EPIC and by Scottish Government)
4. 2011-2012: Peer-reviewed* qualitative risk assessment on the risks associated with transport of infected carcasses during a foot and mouth disease outbreak, report for Scottish Government (reviewed internally within EPIC and by Scottish Government)

Peer-review of these documents by individuals within the National Experts Group in Pirbright, AHVLA and members of English, Scottish and Welsh governments. See http://www.gov.scot/Topics/farmingrural/Agriculture/animal-welfare/Diseases/disease/foot/Preparedness/ExerciseSilverBirch/VRAs/FullListofVRAs