2900201 - Mobilizing One Health
Course Description
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Explore the interdisciplinary approach of One Health and its profound implications for addressing complex challenges at the intersection of human, animal, and environmental health. Delve into the foundational principles and practical applications of One Health, and become equipped with the essential knowledge and skills to navigate contemporary health issues in an interconnected world.
Through a blend of engaging content, interactive discussions, authentic case studies, and collaborative projects, you will deepen your understanding of One Health as a transformative approach to current challenges involving environmental, human, and animal health. Guest speakers from various disciplines will provide real-world perspectives, enriching discussions on interdisciplinary collaboration, and ethical considerations in One Health practice.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Explain the core principles, key conceptual components, and value of the One Health approach
- Discuss the links and inter-dependencies of human, animal and environmental health problems
- Use complexity maps, systems thinking, and interconnectivity to understand complex health problems through a One Health approach
- Integrate diverse perspectives, disciplines, and agencies to propose innovative solutions to complex health challenges
- Collaborate with peers to problem solve and formulate actionable strategies for operationalizing One Health approaches in practical settings
- Reflect on the ethical implications and professional responsibilities inherent in One Health practice
Course Topics
- Introducing One Health and Its Approach
- Complexity and Problem Solving in One Health
- Interactions, Imbalances, and Human Roles within Complex Problems
- The Importance of Multiple Perspectives, Communities, and Social Science
- Networks and Interconnectivity in One Health
- Operationalizing One Health
Additional Requirements
Pre-requisite(s):
- This module is intended for adult learners who are at least 18 years of age.
- There are no prerequisites for this course.
- You can expect to spend 6 to 10 hours per week to complete the readings, activities, discussions and assessment.
Assessment
You will be graded using a variety of assessments including online discussions, group work, and a final case study assignment.
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*Course details are subject to change.