Workshop on medicines for bees: What the European Medicines Agency can do to increase availability

• Date:
  Tuesday, 15 December 2009, All day
• Location:
  European Medicines Agency, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Documents

Workshop on medicines for bees - Background document

Reference Number: EMA/794320/2009

Workshop on medicines for bees - Report

Reference Number: EMA/28057/2010

Agenda - Workshop on medicines for bees

Draft Reference Number: EMEA/627614/2009

Workshop on medicines in bees - Break-out session briefing document

Workshop on medicines for bees - Report from breakout session 1

Workshop on medicines for bees - Report from breakout session 2

Medicines for Bees: An introduction to the subject and aim of the workshop; Role of the Agency in the initiative, Ifigenia Koudouna, EMA

Medicines for Bees: Establishment of maximum residue limits; Principles for marketing authorisations, Isaura Duarte, EMA

Bee surveillance programmes, bee mortality and risk assessment, Jane Richardson, EFSA

Recent actions by the European Commission concerning bee health, Emma Soto, European Commission

Overview of bee diseases and available treatment options, Vlasta JenÄiÄ, Veterinary Faculty, University of Ljubljana

Problems with medicines for bees: current situation and future aspects, Wolfgang Ritter, National and International (OIE) Reference laboratory at CVUA Freiburg

The Food and Environment Research Agency (FERA), National Bee Unit, Selwyn Wilkins, FERA

Situation in the UK – Bee treatments, Martha Spagnuolo-Weaver, Veterinary Medicines Directorate (UK)

Honey bee diseases in France, Marie-Pierre Chauzat, Agence Franà§aise de Sà©curità© Sanitaire des Produits de Santà©

Honey bee diseases – the current situation in Greece, Angeliki Tsigouri, National Organisation for Medicines (Greece)

Securing bee health and honey quality, Etienne Bruneau, COPA-COGECA

The beekeeper’s perspective on medicines for bees, Walter Haefeker, European Professional Beekeepers Association

Antibiotic Residues in Honey: The situation for the trade and industry, Frank Filodda, European Federation of Honey Packers and Distributors (FEEDM)

Why is the availability of VMP for bees so narrow? What could be done to increase this availability?, Bill Vandaele, Association of Veterinary Consultants (AVC)

Animal health companies experience, Guillaume Agede, IFAH-Europe