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Equine Veterinary Surveillance Network

The Equine Veterinary Surveillance Network (EVSNET) is a national initiative for the UK equine population, led by the University of Liverpool and initially funded by The Horse Trust (2020–2025).

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EVSNET for diagnostic laboratories

Learn how data collected from diagnostic laboratories enables us to deliver equine health insights and disease surveillance.

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EVSNET for veterinary practices

Discover why electronic health records, shared by veterinary practitioners, are crucial to our work researching equine health issues.

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Research

Explore some of the current priorities for our research and syndromic surveillance of the UK's equine population.

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Publications

Details of publications and journal articles, researching topics affecting equine health and welfare, by members of the EVSNET team.

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Meet the team

Meet our team of investigators and collaborators who are using electronic health data to monitor diseases in horses.

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Removing your horse's data

Complete our online opt-out form if you wish to remove your horse's data from EVSNET.

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