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One Health Vision..........

OHCEA Funders Conference at the 8 th Deans’ Summit US Partners Perspective Tufts University University of Minnesota Nairobi, Kenya May 28, 2014. One Health Vision..........

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One Health Vision..........

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  1. OHCEA Funders Conference at the 8th Deans’ SummitUS Partners PerspectiveTufts UniversityUniversity of MinnesotaNairobi, KenyaMay 28, 2014

  2. One Health Vision.......... ........a multidisciplinary collaborative approach to improving the health of humans, animals and the environment, endorsed by FAO, OIE and WHO, USAID One Health One Health approach....... .......encourages the collaborative efforts of multiple disciplines working locally, nationally, and globally, to attain optimal health for people, animals, and our environment

  3. One Health Central and Eastern Africa (OHCEA)

  4. Southeast Asia One Health University Network (SEAOHUN)

  5. Activities: • Gap analysis • Defining One Health competencies • Curriculum mapping • One Health curricula structured • One Health integrative modules created • Inventing a “new breed” of One Health student • Providing relevant learning and training opportunities • Faculty development • Research capacity building • Organizational and leadership development • Administrative capacity building and institutional assessment

  6. Activities: • Gap analysis • Defining One Health competencies • Curriculum mapping • One Health curricula structured • One Health integrative modules created • Inventing a “new breed” of One Health student • Providing relevant learning and training opportunities • Faculty development • Research capacity building • Organizational and leadership development • Administrative capacity building and institutional assessment

  7. One Health Technical Competencies One Health Core Competencies

  8. Activities: • Gap analysis • Defining One Health competencies • Curriculum mapping • One Health curricula structured • One Health integrative modules created • Inventing a “new breed” of One Health student • Providing relevant learning and training opportunities • Faculty development • Organizational and leadership development • Administrative capacity building and institutional assessment

  9. One Health Framework • One Health graduate programs • Curriculum co-development • Twinning • Faculty development • Research capacity building • Organizational and leadership development ___________________ • Workforce development • In-service Masters and certificate programs • Continuing education ___________________ • Field-based training • Demonstration sites • Community engagement

  10. Acknowledgments • Ms. Agnes Yawe, OHCEA Secretariat • Ms. Angelina Twinomujuni, OHCEA Secretariat • Dr. Geoffrey Kabagambe, OHCEA Secretariat • Ms. Tina Rice, Associate Director of Advancement, Cummings School at Tufts • Ms. Nina Ainembabazi, Advancement Office, Cummings School at Tufts • Dean Aviva Must, School of Medicine, Tufts Committee: • Dr. William Bazeyo, Makerere University • Professor Charles Mulei, University of Nairobi • Dr. Saul Tzipori. Tufts • Dr. John Deen, UMN

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