Global One Health and Infectious Diseases. An Interdisciplinary Practitioner’s Guide

Dedication

Preface

Editor Biography

List of Contributors

Chapter 1: COVID-19 – A Catalyst for the One Health Movement

Diana Katterine Bonilla-Aldana, Alfonso Rodriguez-Morales

·       Introduction

·       Competency – approaches and impacts on One Health

·       Application of Competency as a Global Health Practitioner

·       Conclusions

Chapter 2: Global One Health History

William Sander

·       Global Human Health History

·       Global Animal Health History

·       Global One Health History

Chapter 3: International health, Commerce, and Collaboration

John Austin Lee, Rachel Cezar-Martinez, Evelyne de Leeuw

·       Introduction

·       History of Collaboration

·       Current International Human Health Regulations

·       Current Animal Health Regulations

·       Compliance and Autonomy

·       Role of Funding

·       Competency and Application

Chapter 4: Major Stakeholders and Navigating Engagement

Sarah E. Baum, Catherine Machalaba, Shannon Mesenhowski

·       Introduction

·       One Health Landscape

·       Standard Setting

·       Funding and Resource Allocation

·       Implementation

·       Technical Assistance from Expert and Advisory Groups

·       Training and Research

·       Case Studies

·       Engaging Key Stakeholders in Operationalizing One Health

Chapter 5: Coordinated Surveillance Systems for Infectious Disease at National and International Levels

Lindsey Shields, Stephanie Salyer, Katherine Feldman

·       Introduction

·       Competency Section

·       Application as a Global Health Practitioner

Chapter 6: Antimicrobial Resistance – A One Health Issue

Neil Vezeau, Laura Kahn

·       Introduction to AMR Globally

·       Antimicrobial Use Overview

·       Current Knowledge on Mechanisms of Spread

·       Environmental Prevalence

·       History of AMU and Regulation

·       AMR Governance and Global Coordination

·       AMR Surveillance Networks

·       Interventions for Decreasing AMU and Resistance

Chapter 7: Global Nutrition and the Intersection of Human and Animal Health

Johanna Wong, Robyn Alders, Julia De Bruyn, Heather Grieve, Jennifer Lane, Frances Ryan, Gareth Salmon

·       Introduction

·       Burden of Malnutrition

·       Pathways from Livestock and Fish to Human Nutrition

·       Contribution of Animal Source Foods to Human Nutrition and Health

·       Role of Wild Meat in Diets and Livelihoods

·       Health Risks for Humans and Domesticated Livestock

·       Environmental Impacts of Livestock Production Systems

·       Impact of Trade, Value Chains, and Vulnerability to Crises

·       Linking It All Together

Chapter 8: Addressing Disaster Management for the Global Health Practitioner

Joann Lindenmayer, John Bourgeois, Jackson Zee

·       Introduction

·       Who is the Global Health Practitioner?

·       Developing a Collective Understanding of Disaster Terminology

·       Epidemiology of Disasters

·       The Disaster Management Cycle – An Overview

·       Disasters – Not Just a Human Health Problem

Chapter 9: Ecosystems and Infectious Disease

Tara Stewart Merrill, A. Alonso Aguirre, Brian Allan, Chris Whittier

·       Introduction

·       Biodiversity and Infectious Disease

·       Healthy Environments

·       Effects of Health on Ecosystems

·       Nature-based Solutions

·       Conclusion

Chapter 10: Economics of One Health

Sue Horton, Jonathan Rushton

·       Introduction

·       Basic Economic Tools

·       Case Studies

·       Conclusion

Chapter 11: Cultural Competency – A Cornerstone for Effective Collaborations

Mariam Reda, Sulagna Chakraborty

·       Introduction

·       What is Cultural Competency?

·       Why is Cultural Competency Important in Global Health?

·       Application of Cultural Competency Across Sectors

·       Cultural Competency and gender

·       Recommendations for Application of Cultural Competence in Interdisciplinary Teams

·       Applied in a Gender and Socially Inclusive Manner

Chapter 12: Gender, Infectious Diseases, and One Health

Neil Vezeau, Robyn Alders, Rosta Costa, Manisha Dhakal, Jennie Gordon, Stewart Sutherland

·       Introduction

·       Why Gender and One Health?

·       Experiences with Gender and Infectious Diseases

·       Current Landscape

·       Gaps and Strategies for Integration of Gender into One Health

·       Conclusion

Chapter 13: One Health Education, Training, and Capacity Building

Jane Blake, Elsie Kiguli-Malwadde, Deborah Thomson

·       Introduction to One Health Education, Training, and Capacity Building

·       Examples of Existing Programs and/or Curricula

·       Program Design for One Health Education, Training, and Capacity Building

·       Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) of One Health Education, Training, and Capacity Building

·       Conclusion

·       Representative Table of One Health Programs

Chapter 14: Harnessing Data, Collaborations, and Connectedness to Foster One Health

Kristen Honey, Leilani Francisco, Tonya Nichols

·       Harnessing Data

·       Harnessing Collaborations

·       Harnessing Connectedness

·       Conclusion

Chapter 15: Present and Future Climate Change Crisis – One Health Challenges

Helena Chapman, Warren Lavey

·       Introduction

·       Selected Leading Climate Change Impacts on Human, Animal, and Ecosystem Health

·       Climate Change Impacts on One Health’s Focus Areas of Food Safety, Zoonoses, and AMR

·       Utilizing Innovative Sources of Data and Expertise in the One Health Approach to Climate Change

·       Justice and Ethics in One Health Actions on Climate Change

·       One Health in Recent Climate Change Laws and Policies

·       Action Agenda for One Health on Climate Change

·       Conclusion

Index