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edXUnderstanding and Operationalizing One Health
75 studentsBEGINNEREnglish
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One Health: Systems Thinking for Global Health
Silos kill public health. One Health breaks them: human, animal, and environmental health are inseparable. This course integrates Indigenous knowledge with Western medicine to address emerging diseases, food security, mental health, and inequities holistically. Rather than treating health sectors separately, you'll learn frameworks and tools to operationalize connections. The insights apply immediately to zoonotic disease prevention, sustainable food systems, and health disparities. Ideal for public health professionals, policymakers, and anyone working in global health who recognizes that pandemics, climate change, and inequality require integrated thinking.
About this course
Gain a deep and broad understanding of how human, animal and environmental health are connected and interdependent. ,How to bring Indigenous ways of knowing and western science together to build a better understanding of root causes and potential solutions to One Health issues. ,How a One Health approach can address issues such as emerging zoonotic diseases, food systems, mental and behavioral health, and health disparities. ,Tools that can be used to operationalize One Health.
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