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General Invitation to "One Health" open forum discussion

During the first International Congress on One Health held in Melbourne in February 2011, it was agreed to hold a one day meeting to discuss the best way forward for the One Health initiative. The possibility was discussed of the formation of an International Society of One Health as one way forward but it was recognized that other options might be preferable. There was strong support for a second International One Health Congress.

We would like to extend an open invitation to any interested person or party to attend a meeting in London in late June. the agenda for is meeting is given below.

Agenda

  1. Introduction and background to meeting
  2. Do we need a new international "body" to further progress "One Health" such as an International Society for One Health.
    • why is something needed?
    • what would be it's functions?
    • given the above how should it be structured, managed and be located?
  3. Do we need a One Health dedicated journal? If yes
    • how should it be produced (hard copy, e journal, web-based)
    • how should be organized and financed
  4. Do we want a second International One Health Congress. If yes
    • who will organize this,
    • where and when
    • what format and areas should be covered
  5. Summary and next steps

If you are interested please contact Anne Partridge at Anne.Partridge@CSIRO.AU as an expression of interest. Based on the response we will get back to you with further details,

The Organizing Committee,

Professor Martyn Jeggo
Professor John Mackenzie
Dr. David Heymann
Dr. Jimmy Smith

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Thank you

On behalf of the 1st International One Health 2011 Congress Organising and Scientific Advisory Committee, we would like to extend our sincere thanks to everyone who contributed to making the 1st International Congress such a success.

Thank you to all the speakers for contributing to such an interesting and stimulating program. To all registrants, thank you for attending and participating in the excitement of the 2011 Congress.

We again thank our sponsors and supporters, whose generous investment and support is essential to our ability to facilitate this important Congress.

In order to assist in planning future events that meet your needs, we would appreciate you completing the online evaluation form.

Yours sincerely,

Adj. Professor Martyn Jeggo
Co-chair
Congress Organising Committee

Professor John Mackenzie
Co-chair
Congress Organising Committee

 

Welcome to the 1st International One Health Congress!


For the last few years, the One Health concept has brought together experts working in the areas of animal and human disease. One Health has provided a new synthesis for public health and veterinary communities, particularly in the United States of America, Europe and Australia.

However, there is an urgent need and a growing interest to broaden the agenda to incorporate a truly global perspective and to include environmental issues.

This 1st International One Health Congress will achieve these goals by focusing clearly on the risks and challenges brought about by the interactions between animal and human health and the environment.  It will consider these in the general context of the science and research being undertaken, but critically it will focus on the outcomes that need to be achieved to effectively manage the growing risks to global health.

The congress aims to provide an opportunity to think “outside of the box” and into the future in order to make recommendations on policy and organisational changes using the underlying science to inform and drive the process.  For the first time, it is envisaged that a global consideration of interrelated issues of animal and human health and the relationship with the environment can take the science to the policy maker and thus drive real and profound change. We see this as setting a pathway that in 10 -15 years will result in a seamless approach to infectious disease management  with both the  resources and those with the skills and knowledge intimately linked.

Thus we expect the meeting to define the current situation, and based on this knowledge, to develop a vision of the major public health issues and needs in the next 15 years. Many of these issues are with us now, especially those driven by environmental factors such as global warming and increasing pressures on land usage and fresh water requirements, but we need to approach these issues in a holistic and cooperative way if we want to be able to predict and respond to outbreaks of emerging diseases with greater certainty and speed, and in so doing, ensure our world remains healthy environment for our children.

Selected recently as the most livable city in the world, Melbourne is renowned as a global sports capital. Melbourne and the surrounding area offers everyone something in which to delight. So our invitation goes beyond the science and thought and extends to enjoying all that Australia has to offer as a unique global venue for such meetings. We look forward to sharing this with you in February 2011.

 

 

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All accepted abstracts will be published in a special issue of the
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