What is the definition of the One Health approach?

• A competitive, unisectoral, and disciplinary approach focusing on individual health outcomes
• A solitary, monosectoral, and specialized approach ignoring the interconnectedness of health factors
• A hierarchical, unisectoral, and narrow approach overlooking the impact of the environment on health
• A collaborative, multisectoral, and transdisciplinary approach working at different levels to achieve optimal health outcomes by recognizing the interconnection between people, animals, plants, and their shared environment.

What is the purpose and benefit of the One Health approach?

• Recognize the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health, aiming to address health issues holistically.

• The One Health approach is limited to addressing animal health only
• The One Health approach ignores the impact of environmental health
• The One Health approach focuses only on human health

What challenges are common and are described as factors that contribute to risk

and vulnerability to poor human, animal and ecosystem health

• Equality Challenges

• Behavioral Challenges

• Societal Challenges

• Government Challenges

What are the benefits of One Health approach?

• Reduce food safety

• Prevent the occurrence of zoonotic diseases in animals and humans

• Increasing antimicrobial resistant infections

• Damaging biodiversity and conservation

What organization is not involved in the One Health Team?

• World Health Organization (WHO)

• United States Agency for International Development (USAID)

• United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)

• Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)

What is included in the Principles of One Health?

• Inequalities between sectors and scientific disciplines

• Unbalanced socio-ecological relations

• Sociopolitical and multicultural equality

• Absence of cross-disciplinary and multisectoral collaboration

What is the role of a Doctor in the One Health Team?

• To manage the financial aspects of the One Health Team
• To conduct research on climate change
• To provide medical expertise and care for both humans and animals.
• To design new medical equipment for hospitals

What is the role of Public Health Workers in the One Health Team?

• Community health problems, understanding of healing methods that are appropriate to the local cultural/belief context

• Dealing with public health problems, disease prevention strategies, epidemiology and handling of infectious diseases

• Confirmation of the organism causing the disease

• Handling animal health issues, food safety and animal disease epidemiology

What is the role of an Ecologist in the interconnection between organisms and other components in the environment?

• To study the behavior of individual organisms in isolation
• To study and analyze the interactions between organisms and their environment, including other living organisms and non-living components.
• To design new technologies for environmental conservation
• To focus solely on the impact of climate change on ecosystems

In a Public Health perspective, the One Health concept plays a role in matters....

• Identify and evaluate microbiological hazards to human health originating from animals

• Policies, research, and strategies for the control of zoonotic and foodborne and human diseases

• Strengthen global surveillance of zoonotic diseases and antimicrobial resistance in foodborne pathogens.

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