One health: A brief appraisal of the Tripartite – UNEP definition

Villanueva‐Cabezas, Juan Pablo

doi:10.1111/tbed.14567

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“…The Quadripartite did not conceive the One Health approach, but they adopted it as a cross-sector collaboration. Their aim has been to establish a coherent approach to tackle One Health issues [29,30]. While the organisations approach is not perfect, for example due to little emphasise on plant health or engagement of society, the agencies are recognised as important actors, not least by the survey respondents [31,32].…”

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Translating One Health knowledge across different institutional and political contexts in Europe

Humboldt-Dachroeden

2023

One Health Outlook

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Background Implementing a One Health approach is complex. It demands engaging different sectors and actors in the promotion and protection of human, animal and environmental health. A key challenge for successfully implementing the One Health approach are knowledge translation processes among scientists and policy-makers. Methods An online survey reached 104 experts from 23 European countries, working at national agencies or institutes, universities, ministries, non-governmental organisations (World Health Organization, World Organisation for Animal Health), and European Union (EU) agencies. Qualitative and quantitative analyses were conducted to describe experts’ perceptions. Results This study indicated a lack of networks among scientists and between scientists and policy-makers. Relations of scientists and policy-makers were perceived as challenging due to different interests and priorities, leading to difficulties in reaching political attention for One Health topics. It also highlighted a favoured attention to some One Health topics (e.g. antimicrobial resistance) as opposed to others (e.g. environmental issues). Important international actors to push One Health policies forward were the Quadripartite organisations and EU agencies. National actors (government agencies, national research institutes, universities) were on average perceived to be more important than international actors due to their roles and influences. Factors influencing the knowledge translation process were the different languages spoken by scientists as well as politicians, and an equivocal understanding of the One Health approach. Conclusion The study shows the importance of leadership to establish interdisciplinary networks and to problematise One Health issues with clear scope and targets. This will help to link knowledge to needs and capabilities of policy-makers. Establishing strong relationships among national and international actors can encourage networks and raise awareness of the One Health approach to policy-makers. Lastly, promoting research communication skills of scientists can provide a valuable tool to reach policy-makers to enhance attention to One Health topics.

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Section: Political Attentionmentioning

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Translating One Health knowledge across different institutional and political contexts in Europe

Humboldt-Dachroeden

2023

One Health Outlook

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One Health studies that adopt a formal modelling approach: A scoping review

Heerden

Grobbelaar

Meyer

2023

Environmental Science & Policy

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A bibliometric analysis of worldwide research on One Health from 2012 to 2022

Maulana,

Maghfiroh,

Sari

et al. 2023

Int J One Health

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Background and Aim: Bibliometrics is a statistical method used to examine a collection of literature and its features, assess advancements in certain areas, and forecast future trends. To demonstrate global research trends in One Health and serve as a resource for potential future study and practice, we conducted a bibliometric analysis of articles related to worldwide research on One Health from Scopus database. Materials and Methods: This study identified keywords related to One Health that were limited by the subject area to medicine, veterinary, and environmental science to identify and search for articles in the Scopus database, which included 1608 international research papers published from 2012 to 2022. Results: The results showed a 10-year trend of rising publishing outputs and research interest in One Health. The most prolific One Health author is Zinsstag Jakob from Switzerland and the most productive journal on One Health was the One Health journal. The institution with the most One Health research articles was the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (USA). Coauthorship analysis revealed that the USA was the country with the greatest degree of affiliation, followed by the UK, Switzerland, and France. Four separate topic clusters were generated using the clustering algorithm within the network: (1) green: Veterinary; (2) blue: Zoonoses; (3) red: Antimicrobial resistance; and (4) yellow: Tropical disease. Conclusion: This article provides an overview of further research related to One Health. There is a need to explore further research in the environmental sector, which is the least explored sector among the three sectors in relation to One Health. The limitations of the current study were that we used only Scopus database and excluded literature from other scientific databases. Keywords: bibliometric analysis, One Health, scopus, VOSviewer.

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One health: A brief appraisal of the Tripartite – UNEP definition

Cited by 5 publications

References 24 publications

Translating One Health knowledge across different institutional and political contexts in Europe

Translating One Health knowledge across different institutional and political contexts in Europe

One Health studies that adopt a formal modelling approach: A scoping review

A bibliometric analysis of worldwide research on One Health from 2012 to 2022

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