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oai:pubmedcentral.nih.gov:8718...
Topic
Review ArticlesAuthor
King, Tracey A.Langue
enEditor
Portland Press Ltd.
Category
PMC full-text journals
Year
2021
listing date
10/11/2022
Keywords
medicine systematic approach veterinaryAbstract
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in the global recognition for greater inter-disciplinary and multi-disciplinary working, and the need for systematic approaches which recognise the interconnectedness and interactions between human, animal and environmental health.
The notion of such a One Team/One science approach is perhaps best exemplified by the One Health concept, a systematic approach which is rapidly entering into the mainstream.
However, the concept of One Health, as we presently know it, originated from One Medicine, a notion which is much older and which emerged to promote collaboration between the human and veterinary medicine professions and the allied health/scientific disciplines.
Whilst One Medicine is perhaps better known by the veterinary community, some misconceptions of what One Medicine is have arisen.
Therefore, this review introduces this emerging concept and how it can help to address overlapping (communicable and non-communicable disease) health challenges faced by both human and veterinary medicine.
King, Tracey A., 2021, The One Medicine concept: its emergence from history as a systematic approach to re-integrate human and veterinary medicine, Portland Press Ltd.
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