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Approximately 75% of infectious diseases that affect humans are zoonotic. The health and safety of animals and human generations partialy rely on our continuous ability to detect, monitor and control diseases and emerging or re-emerging zoonoses. The purpose of this review was to summarize the prospects for mandatory disease notification to the Official Veterinary Service (SVO), including legally binding instruments, the evolution and current status of animal disease notification at the national level, the benefits and mechanisms of timely notification and the foundations for safety measures and disease control. The Normative Instruction no 50, of September 24, 2013, provides a list of diseases of compulsory notification (DCN) in Brazil. The list currently includes a total of 141 diseases, including DCNs for the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE). From the OIE listed diseases, in Brazil, 43 are present or with infection limited to one or more zones. In the Brazilian animal health database, only 13 diseases reported cases in the last 3 available years (2017, 2018 and 2019). Research indicates a high rate of underreporting and a lack of knowledge about the notification process. Notification instructions have been presented here. The connection among human, animal and environmental health and the need to study diseases in their biological, ecological, medical and economic context are pointed out as a mechanism for disease prevention and control, in order to promote and guarantee national and global health.

PERSPECTIVAS DA NOTIFICAÇÃO OBRIGATÓRIA DE DOENÇAS AO SERVIÇO VETERINÁRIO OFICIAL