Control of fascioliasis — some theoretical and practical considerations
R.E. Harris, W.A.G. Charleston
Abstract
R.E. Harris, W.A.G. Charleston
Abstract
Extract Little is known of the ecology or epidemiology of fascioliasis in New Zealand. It is therefore difficult to be pragmatic about the control of the disease in this country. However, it may be of value to review briefly the various approaches by which control might be attempted and to consider the limitations of these.
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Extract Little is known of the ecology or epidemiology of fascioliasis in New Zealand. It is therefore difficult to be pragmatic about the control of the disease in this country. However, it may be of value to review briefly the various approaches by which control might be attempted and to consider the limitations of these.
Key concepts: Control (management), Value (mathematics), Disease control, Ecology, Risk analysis (engineering), Management science, Computer science, Biology