Anna Romagosa

PIC Europe - Spain Author

Veterinarian specialised in swine production and breeding.
DVM from the Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona.
Master of Science from the University of Minnesota.
Certificate of Swine Medicine (University of Minnesota).
Member of the American Association of Swine Veterinarians.
Member of the Associació de Veterinaris de Porcí de Catalunya (Catalonian Association of Swine Veterinarians).


1994-1995 Animal Health Consultant (Indagro SA, Spain)
1996-2008 Swine health and management (Pinsos Victoria SA, Spain)
2008-2011 Research Assistant, Department of Population Medicine (University of Minnesota, USA)
2011-2014 Animal Husbandry Supervisor (Pfizer Animal Health, Spain)
from 2014 Health Assurance Manager (PIC Europe)

Updated CV 08-Mar-2016

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14-Jul-2020r.segundoHi Ana:
Congratulations for the article. You covered a hot topic. In your knowledge, which are the best ways to decontaminate trucks, and whats your experience with the quality of truck decontamination in general?
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06-Sep-2023scott-holt-srholt123this process would work perfect. just where i am they are trying to make a separation, with driver and wash crew. without the space. then the poor lighting we have. i have been asking for improvements on lights for five years. they go out and buy a flashlight from walmart. and we are inspecting trailers in the wash bay. i tried to close off one bay for inspection. the upper management are more worried about numbers getting pushed. then they wonder and point fingers why the farms are POD. no one will speak up. they are to worried about the upper management being around. i wish they would come around more on every shift, ask questions. give feedback. there are many ideas among the washers that can make the job earier. some of these washer may not have all the schooling but are highly intelligent. then we have some that are not.
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22-Apr-2016jeffrey-chenuseful adaptation of M.H reduce the rate of reinfection by wild pathogen significantly.
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Cuerda de algodón para toma de muestras

Oral fluids - Sampling

Over the last several years, new sampling, monitoring and diagnostic tools for the swine industry that are faster, simpler and more cost effective have been developed and validated. One of these techniques is the sampling and use of oral fluids (saliva) as specimens for diagnostics in swine.

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23-Aug-2012Kuang BaoxiaoIt is a simple but usefull method

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