One Health
Scope & Guideline
Bridging Disciplines for a Healthier Tomorrow
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Research on Zoonotic Diseases:
Focus on the transmission and impact of zoonotic diseases, emphasizing research that spans human, animal, and environmental health. - Antimicrobial Resistance Studies:
Investigating the dynamics of antimicrobial resistance across species and environments, with a particular emphasis on the implications for public health and policy. - Environmental Health and Ecosystem Interactions:
Examining the relationships between ecosystem health, biodiversity, and the emergence of infectious diseases, highlighting the importance of environmental factors. - One Health Policy and Implementation:
Exploring the development and effectiveness of policies aimed at integrating One Health approaches into health systems and practices globally. - Surveillance and Risk Assessment:
Conducting comprehensive surveillance studies to identify and mitigate risks associated with zoonotic diseases and antimicrobial resistance.
Trending and Emerging
- Impact of Climate Change on Health:
There is a growing emphasis on how climate change influences the emergence and spread of infectious diseases, highlighting the need for integrated approaches to tackle these challenges. - Antimicrobial Resistance in the Environment:
Recent publications increasingly focus on the environmental aspects of antimicrobial resistance, exploring how resistance genes disseminate through ecosystems and affect both human and animal health. - Community-Based One Health Initiatives:
Emerging research is emphasizing community engagement in One Health initiatives, recognizing the importance of local knowledge and practices in managing health risks. - Intersectoral Collaboration for Health Security:
A trend towards examining collaborative frameworks that integrate human, animal, and environmental health sectors to enhance health security and response to outbreaks. - Artificial Intelligence and Data Analytics in One Health:
The application of AI and data analytics to predict and manage health risks is on the rise, showcasing innovative methodologies that enhance surveillance and intervention strategies.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Veterinary Practices:
There is a noticeable decline in papers focusing solely on traditional veterinary practices without integrating broader One Health perspectives, as the field evolves towards more interdisciplinary approaches. - Non-Zoonotic Infectious Diseases:
Research specifically dedicated to non-zoonotic infectious diseases has become less prominent, as the emphasis has shifted towards zoonoses and their interconnections with human and environmental health. - Single-Domain Approaches:
Studies that focus exclusively on human health or animal health in isolation are becoming less common, as researchers increasingly recognize the importance of a One Health framework.
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