2025-10-21T09:20:42-05:00 2024-12-31 420704554 BROWN WINICK GRAVES GROSS & BASKERVILLE 666 GRAND AVENUE SUITE 2000 DES MOINES IA 503092510 990 2024-01-01 473408746 SWINE HEALTH INFORMATION CENTER INC SWIN 7854528270 1310 WESTLOOP PLACE A 270 MANHATTAN KS 66502 DR MEGAN NIEDERWERDER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 7854528270 2025-10-21 1 0 X CHRISTOPHER L NUSS P00964689 5152422400 2025-10-21 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z DR MEGAN NIEDERWERDER 1310 WESTLOOP PLACE A 270 MANHATTAN KS 66502 3435828 0 X WWW.SWINEHEALTH.ORG X 2015 IA PROTECT AND ENHANCE THE HEALTH OF THE U.S. SWINE HERD THROUGH COORDINATED GLOBAL RESEARCH MONITORING, TARGETED RESEARCH INVESTMENTS THAT MINIMIZE THE IMPACT OF FUTURE DISEASE THREATS, AND ANALYSIS OF SWINE HEALTH DATA. 9 9 3 85 0 0 2887030 3112138 0 0 272400 323690 0 0 3159430 3435828 1946090 2252514 0 0 669372 620111 0 0 0 284425 382117 2899887 3254742 259543 181086 6557768 6838956 1663245 3462646 4894523 3376310 X PROTECT AND ENHANCE THE HEALTH OF THE U.S. SWINE HERD THROUGH COORDINATED GLOBAL RESEARCH MONITORING, TARGETED RESEARCH INVESTMENTS THAT MINIMIZE THE IMPACT OF FUTURE DISEASE THREATS, AND ANALYSIS OF SWINE HEALTH DATA. 0 0 798735 563128 MONITOR SWINE DISEASES AROUND THE WORLD TO IDENTIFY POTENTIAL RISKS TO THE US SWINE HERD. USE THAT INFORMATION TO INFORM SWINE HEALTH AND BIOSECURITY RESEARCH PRIORITIES FOR THE US PORK INDUSTRY, INCLUDING ALLIED INDUSTRIES, SO THAT APPROPRIATE MEASURES CAN BE IMPLEMENTED TO PREVENT INTRODUCTION INTO THE US. FILL GAPS OF RESEARCH AND INFORMATION NEEDED TO PREVENT, PREPARE AND RESPOND TO FOREIGN ANIMAL OR EMERGING DISEASES. INVESTIGATE THE ABILITY OF COMMON INPUTS THAT MIGHT QUICKLY INTRODUCE DISEASE INTO HERDS ACROSS THE COUNTRY, SUCH AS FEED, PESTS, SUPPLIES, AND OTHER FOMITES. RESEARCH FOCUSES ON OBTAINING DATA SUFFICIENT TO SUPPORT A COMPREHENSIVE RISK ASSESSMENT ABOUT POTENTIAL ROLES OF COMMON INPUTS AND THEIR MOVEMENTS IN DISEASE INTRODUCTION AND DISSEMINATION. RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATE COST-EFFECTIVE IMPROVEMENTS IN NATIONAL, REGIONAL AND ON-FARM BIOSECURITY TO PREVENT DISEASE INTRODUCTION. INTERACT WITH INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND ANIMAL HEALTH COMPANIES TO PROVIDE INPUT AND INFORMATION INTO GLOBAL DISEASE RISK AND MITIGATION. 670938 473028 IDENTIFY HIGH RISK EVENTS LIKELY TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR INTRODUCING EMERGING DISEASES ONTO FARMS THROUGH OUTBREAK INVESTIGATIONS. REFINE AND ENHANCE A STANDARDIZED APPROACH TO OUTBREAK INVESTIGATIONS, WHICH HELP PRODUCERS AND VETERINARIANS RESPOND TO AND MANAGE NEWLY EMERGING DISEASES. ENHANCE RESPONSIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY OF OUTBREAK INVESTIGATIONS TO UNDERSTAND EPIDEMIOLOGICALLY DISTINCT INCIDENTS OF ENDEMIC DISEASE OUTBREAKS. AUTOMATE AND STREAMLINE THE RAPID RESPONSE INVESTIGATION PROCESS. IDENTIFY EARLY WARNINGS OF DISEASE EVENTS FOR RAPID RESPONSE AND QUICKLY RESEARCH PATHOGENS CAUSING EMERGING DISEASE OUTBREAKS. ASSESS EFFECTIVENESS OF SANITATION AND DECONTAMINATION PROTOCOLS. IMPROVE THE ABILITY TO INVESTIGATE DISEASE OUTBREAKS THROUGH FORENSIC DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS TO ENHANCE EMERGING DISEASE DISCOVERY. ENSURE COMMUNICATIONS PATHWAY WILL FACILITATE RAPID RESPONSE TO AN EMERGING DISEASE, AND ENSURE RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE TO HELP DETECT, PREPARE, AND RESPOND TO EMERGING DISEASES ON THE FARM. 1501622 1058682 ENHANCE DETECTION OF EMERGING DISEASE TO FACILITATE RAPID RESPONSE. OFFER DIAGNOSTIC FEE SUPPORT TO HELP DETECT EMERGING DISEASES SO THEY ARE QUICKLY AND ACCURATELY IDENTIFIED FOR ACTION BY THE INDUSTRY. INVESTIGATE INNOVATIVE AND NOVEL SAMPLE TYPES AND SAMPLING PROTOCOLS TO IDENTIFY EMERGING DISEASES EARLIER. INVESTIGATE NEWLY IDENTIFIED AGENTS ASSOCIATED WITH DISEASE TO UNDERSTAND THE CLINICAL RELEVANCE AND EPIDEMIOLOGY OF NOVEL VIRUSES AND BACTERIA.VETERINARY DIAGNOSTIC LABS CONTINUE TO IDENTIFY THESE VIRUSES AND UNDERSTANDING ASSOCIATIONS WITH CLINICAL DISEASE SYNDROMES IS CRITICAL. BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE EPIDEMIOLOGY AND PATHOGENICITY OF THE AGENTS ARE IMPORTANT TO IDENTIFYING IF THEY HAVE A ROLE IN CLINICAL DISEASE. 194497 157676 MAKE INDUSTRY SWINE HEALTH INFORMATION AVAILABLE TO HELP IDENTIFY, COMMUNICATE, AND MITIGATE REGIONAL AND NATIONAL RISKS TO HERD HEALTH. SURVEY TO IDENTIFY PATHOGENS AND EMERGING DISEASES AND UNCOVER REGIONAL DIFFERENCES THAT MIGHT BE ABLE TO BE USED IN PREDICTING DISEASE RISK AND CURRENT OUTBREAK MODELS. REFINE DOMESTIC SWINE DISEASE MONITORING AND REPORTING. INFORM THE INDUSTRY ABOUT EMERGING DISEASES OR SYNDROMES THAT MIGHT LOOK LIKE AN ISOLATED INCIDENT TO HELP PRODUCERS EVALUATE AND PREPARE FOR HEALTH RISKS, SUPPORTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN EFFECTIVE DISEASE RISK AND OUTBREAK MODEL. 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FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C CONSISTENT WITH THE ADOPTED WRITTEN CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY, EACH "RESPONSIBLE PERSON" REVIEWS THE POLICY AND COMPLETES THE DISCLOSURE FORM ANNUALLY, PLUS, BEFORE THE ORGANIZATION ENTERS INTO A TRANSACTION REQUIRING APPROVAL BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, THE POLICY IS CONSIDERED AND THE BOARD DETERMINES TO WHAT EXTENT A CONFLICT OF INTEREST EXISTS AND THE POLICY IS FOLLOWED ACCORDINGLY. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15A THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OBTAINED AND REVIEWED VARIOUS INDEPENDENT, MARKET DATA OF COMPENSATION ARRANGEMENTS FOR EXECUTIVE DIRECTORS OF TAX-EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS AND DISCUSSED AND DELIBERATED THE SAME AND ULTIMATELY DECIDED ON DR. NIEDERWERDER'S COMPENSATION FOR 2024. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 NONE OF THESE DOCUMENTS WERE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC AS NO REQUEST WAS MADE BY THE PUBLIC. IF SUCH A REQUEST IS MADE, THE ORGANIZATION WILL COMPLY TO THE EXTENT REQUIRED BY LAW. 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