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   u bt,hb sp 2 tasikmalaya
-  u bt hp sp 2
+  u bt hb sp 2
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   Ubthbsp2
-  U bt,hp sapi 2
+  U bt,hb sapi 2
   U mtd sp 2

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   U [sign,sign...] [species] [number of animals] {location}
-  U BT, HP sp 2
+  U BT, HB sp 2
   iSIKHNAS: [Case ID 4567] You have reported coughing and nasal discharge in 2 cattle in (your area).

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 * '''U mtd sp 2''': mtd is a Priority Syndrome code and therefore cannot be used in a U message
-* '''u bt,hp sp 2 tasikmalaya''': locations must be reported using their correct iSIKHNAS location code, never using words.  Your coordinator will provide you with your correct location code/s if you need them.
+* '''u bt,hb sp 2 tasikmalaya''': locations must be reported using their correct iSIKHNAS location code, never using words.  Your coordinator will provide you with your correct location code/s if you need them.
 * '''u bt hb sp 2''': there should be a comma between the codes for signs

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-* '''Ubthpsp2''': there are no spaces or commas in this message.  The computer cannot interpret the message.
+* '''Ubthbsp2''': there are no spaces or commas in this message.  The computer cannot interpret the message.
 * '''U bt,hb sapi 2''': the code for the species (sp) must be used NOT the whole word.

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 P messages '''do not''' use the General Signs codes.  P messages use only the Sindrom Prioritas 3-letter codes which represent descriptions of syndromes which look similar to important or priority disease.  Syndromes are used to describe a specific set of signs which if seen together in particular species '''could''' be one of these important diseases.  You are '''not''' being asked to ''diagnose'' a case but to simply be on the alert to the possibility of these priority diseases being present in your area every time you see a sick animal.  It is better to be alert and on the lookout in order to protect your community from the consequences of a serious outbreak which could have been prevented early. So whenever you see an new case of disease, ask yourself, is it a '''Priority''' or '''Important''' disease?
-P messages received by the iSIKHNAS system will receive a faster response by the veterinary services because they '''may''' be diseases which could be dangerous to humans, or which spread quickly or which IF they get into Indonesia could be economically catastrophic for the country.  Most P reports will ensure a visit by veterinary staff.  General signs reports are very important too of course but much less likely to be disease of significance to the whole community.  The veterinary staff will respond to these messages as soon as they can.  Staff will likely call you to get more details and offer advice for treatment.  Sometimes they will visit the animal to investigate further.
+P messages received by the iSIKHNAS system will receive a faster response by the veterinary services because they '''may''' be diseases which could be dangerous to humans, or which spread quickly or which IF they get into Indonesia could be economically catastrophic for the country.  Most P reports will ensure a visit by veterinary staff.  General signs reports are very important too of course but much less likely to be disease of significance to the whole community.  The veterinary staff will respond to these messages as soon as they can.  Staff will likely call you to get more details whether you send a U or a P but a P report will get a faster response.
 Remember that when you register as a Pelsa your location is also registered.  All of your messages will include the details of your location ''automatically'' so most of the time most Pelsa will never have to report their location.  This {location} part of the message format is optional and only used by some people who have a larger area of responsibility than a single village.

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 You may hear about a health problem in the animal population in your area in a variety of ways.  Perhaps a farmer will contact you directly, perhaps you will hear about it indirectly through someone else in the village or the pelsa may come across the problem himself while walking around the village or during the course of a normal day's activity.  As soon as you hear about a new case you should try to visit the farmer and the animal if possible.  Talk to the farmer and ask him about the 'history' of the problem - when he noticed it first, if it has got worse, whether other animals are affected etc.  These details will help you to answer questions the dinas staff may ask you after you report the problem.  Look carefully at the animal and remember your training.
-The next thing you need to do is to '''report''' the problem.  You must decide if the problem is a 'General' problem (Tanda Umum) or a 'Priority Syndrome' (Sindrom Prioritas).  If you think the case meets any of the Priority Syndrome descriptions then you should send an SMS using the P message format.  Otherwise you should send an SMS message to iSIKHNAS using the U message format including the main signs that you see.
+The next thing you need to do is to '''report''' the problem.  You must decide if the problem is an important problem or a  'Priority Syndrome' (Sindrom Prioritas) or if it is a 'General' problem (Tanda Umum).  If you think the case meets any of the Priority Syndrome descriptions then you should send an SMS using the P message format.  Otherwise you should send an SMS message to iSIKHNAS using the U message format including the main signs that you see.
 '''General signs report'''

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−	P messages '''do not''' use the General Signs codes. P messages use only the Sindrom Prioritas 3-letter codes which represent descriptions of syndromes which look similar to important or priority disease. Syndromes are used to describe a specific set of signs which if seen together in particular species '''could''' be one of these important diseases. You are '''not''' being asked to ''diagnose'' a case but to simply be on the alert to the possibility of these priority diseases being present in your area every time you see a sick animal. It is better to be alert and on the lookout in order to protect your community from the consequences of a serious outbreak which could have been prevented early.	+	P messages '''do not''' use the General Signs codes. P messages use only the Sindrom Prioritas 3-letter codes which represent descriptions of syndromes which look similar to important or priority disease. Syndromes are used to describe a specific set of signs which if seen together in particular species '''could''' be one of these important diseases. You are '''not''' being asked to ''diagnose'' a case but to simply be on the alert to the possibility of these priority diseases being present in your area every time you see a sick animal. It is better to be alert and on the lookout in order to protect your community from the consequences of a serious outbreak which could have been prevented early. So whenever you see an new case of disease, ask yourself, is it a '''Priority''' or '''Important''' disease?

	P messages received by the iSIKHNAS system will receive a faster response by the veterinary services because they '''may''' be diseases which could be dangerous to humans, or which spread quickly or which IF they get into Indonesia could be economically catastrophic for the country. Most P reports will ensure a visit by veterinary staff. General signs reports are very important too of course but much less likely to be disease of significance to the whole community. The veterinary staff will respond to these messages as soon as they can. Staff will likely call you to get more details and offer advice for treatment. Sometimes they will visit the animal to investigate further.		P messages received by the iSIKHNAS system will receive a faster response by the veterinary services because they '''may''' be diseases which could be dangerous to humans, or which spread quickly or which IF they get into Indonesia could be economically catastrophic for the country. Most P reports will ensure a visit by veterinary staff. General signs reports are very important too of course but much less likely to be disease of significance to the whole community. The veterinary staff will respond to these messages as soon as they can. Staff will likely call you to get more details and offer advice for treatment. Sometimes they will visit the animal to investigate further.