Mobilizing One Health course

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.

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