Biosafety and Biosecurity Challenges Facing Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories in Lower-Middle Income Countries in Southeast Asia: A Case Study of Thailand.
Jarunee Siengsanan-LamontSomjai KamolsiripichaipornSoiratchaneekorn RuanchaimunTuangthong PatchimasiriBanjong JongrakwattanaStuart D BlacksellPublished in: Applied biosafety : journal of the American Biological Safety Association (2019)
Consistent biosafety policy and allocated resources together with regular training are required to develop sustainable biosafety and biosecurity at the national level. Collaboration between regional countries, international organizations, and donors is essential for improving biosafety and biosecurity on a global scale through setting regional priorities, enacting regulatory standards, and providing technical and financial support.