Animals, Health, and Society: Health Promotion, Harm Reduction and Equity in a One Health World - Animals, Health, and Society: Health Promotion, Harm Reduction and Equity in a One Health World -

Making the Case for Health and Reciprocal Care The Call to Action SYSTEMS THINKING AND HEALTH THE PROBLEM OF TOO MANY PROBLEMS ANIMALS, HEALTH, AND SOCIETY IS THERE A RIGHT WAY TO DO THIS?WHY THIS BOOK?REFERENCES Whose Health?THE CHALLENGE OF DEFINING HEALTH THERE IS NOT ONE HEALTH, THERE ARE MANY LOOKING AT HUMAN-ANIMAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AS ONE FINDING COMMON GROUND REFERENCES Health Equity in One Health HEALTH EQUITY CORE CONCEPTS EQUITY AND ONE HEALTH EQUITY AS AN ESSENTIAL INGREDIENT IN COMBATING GLOBAL CHALLENGES TOWARDS INTERSPECIES AND INTERGENERATIONAL HEALTH EQUITY JUSTICE AND CITIZENSHIP IN PROMOTING INTERSPECIES AND INTERGENERATIONAL HEALTH EQUITY PROMOTING RECIPROCAL CARE IN HEALTH EQUITY REFERENCES Health Promotion as a Foundation for Reciprocal Care and Collective Action HEALTH PROMOTION GUIDING PRINCIPLES AND VALUES FOR AN INTERCONNECTED WORLD EMPOWERMENT - A KEY TO HEALTH PROMOTION STRATEGIES AND COMPETENCES FOR CROSS-SECTORAL HEALTH PROMOTION THE SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL APPROACH ANIMALS, HEALTH, AND SOCIETY HEALTH PROMOTION IN A ONE HEALTH WORLD REFERENCES Core Concepts Working Together for WHOLE Systems: Approaching Well-Being and Health While Oriented to Living Systems and Equity INTRODUCTION ADDRESSING WHOLE SYSTEMS AS A "SPECIALIZED GENERALIST"WHAT SHOULD BE?WHAT IS?LEARNING CYCLES AND WHOLE-SYSTEM PRINCIPLES PRESENTING COMPLAINT (“WHAT IS?”)WHAT COULD BE?WHAT CAN BE?CLOSING SUMMARY NOTES REFERENCES Harm Reduction for Reciprocal Care HARM REDUCTION IN A ONE HEALTH WORLD HARM REDUCTION AS A GOAL - HOW TO GET THERE?HARM REDUCTION AS A PROCESS REFERENCES Building Health Surveillance for Decision Support at the Animal, Human, Environment Nexus HEALTH SURVEILLANCE AS AN INFORMATION SYSTEM ONE HEALTH SURVEILLANCE AN ADAPTABLE PERSPECTIVE OF SURVEILLANCE STRUCTURE, OUTPUTS, AND OUTCOMES HEALTH SURVEILLANCE IN COMPLEX DYNAMIC SITUATIONS THE IMPLICATIONS OF COMPLEXITY FOR ONE HEALTH SURVEILLANCE SUMMARY REFERENCES Traversing the Eco-Healthscape: The Final Frontier in Understanding Shared Determinants of Health at the Animal-Society Interface INTRODUCTION "LANDSCAPES" AS "SETTINGS" FOR ONE HEALTH PROMOTION CONCEPTS FOR TRAVERSING ECO-HEALTHSCAPES CASE STUDY: BATHURST CARIBOU HERD POPULATION DECLINE IN NORTHERN CANADA CONCLUSIONS REFERENCES Helping People Make Healthy Decisions for Themselves, Animals, and Nature INDIVIDUAL CHANGE SOCIAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE CHANGING PUBLIC POLICY HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL LITERACY SUMMARY REFERENCES Expanding the Concept of Healthy Public Policy for Animals, Health, and Society INTRODUCTION AN OVERVIEW OF HEALTHY PUBLIC POLICY AND HEALTH IN ALL POLICIES HEALTHY POLICY FORMULATION AND IMPLEMENTATION SEEKING WIN-WIN-WIN SOLUTIONS FOR HEALTHY PUBLIC POLICY UNINTENDED POLICY CONSEQUENCES REALIZING RECIPROCAL CARE HEALTHY PUBLIC POLICY REFERENCES Practical Approaches to Leadership and One Health THE CASE FOR LEADERSHIP WHAT DO WE MEAN BY LEADERSHIP?SEVEN LESSONS FROM FAILED LEADERSHIP NINE PRACTICAL ONE HEALTH LEADERSHIP SKILLS SUMMARY Bridging the Knowing to Doing Gap to Support One Health Action MOBILIZING, TRANSLATING, BROKERING, AND EXCHANGING - WHAT ARE WE DOING WITH KNOWLEDGE?WHAT IS THIS THING CALLED KNOWLEDGE THAT WE WANT TO SHARE?GUIDING QUESTIONS AND FRAMEWORKS FOR CLOSING THE GAP A CASE EXAMPLE BASED ON Wu et al. (2016)ARE THERE FRAMEWORKS THAT CAN HELP IN KNOWLEDGE MOBILIZATION PLANNING?SUMMARY REFERENCES Complex Systems Thinking in Health WHAT IS A COMPLEX SYSTEM?WHY THINK ABOUT COMPLEX SYSTEMS IN ONE HEALTH?FUTURE PROSPECTS REFERENCES Actions and Applications Everything Is Connected: Integrating First Nations Perspectives and Connection to Land into Population Health Reporting INTRODUCTION CONNECTIONS BETWEEN LAND AND HEALTH FOR FIRST NATIONS INTEGRATING "CONNECTION TO LAND" INTO BC FIRST NATIONS POPULATION HEALTH REPORTING SEEKING KNOWLEDGE TO HONOUR CONNECTION TO LAND IN HEALTH REPORTING FORWARD DIRECTIONS AUTHORS' SELF-IDENTIFICATION REFERENCES Conserving Nature Conserving Nature for Health Protection and Climate Change Resilience NATURE BUILDS CLIMATE RESILIENCE WHY NATURE-BASED ACTION IS NEEDED CAN NATURE-BASED ACTION BE DONE?PATH FORWARD REFERENCES Managing Zoonotic Disease in Wildlife Populations: Priorities and Pitfalls of the Human Connection BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS IN CANADA WILDLIFE SURVEILLANCE IN SRI LANKA SUMMARY REFERENCES Navigating Social Norms and Animal Welfare in Hunted Animals Healthy Animals for Sustainable Livelihoods and Poverty Alleviation CASE STUDY - AQUACULTURE AND SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS IN SRI LANKA SUMMARY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT REFERENCES Application of Harm Reduction Thinking to the Conservation of Uncharismatic Species CONSERVATION HARM REDUCTION: CONTEXT FOR THIS CASE HARM REDUCTION AS A PATH TO MUTUALLY BENEFICIAL CONSERVATION REFERENCES A Caribbean Call to Action: Behaviour Change Strategies to Reduce Local Plastic Waste INTRODUCTION BEHAVIOUR CHANGE FRAMEWORK OUR CHALLENGES STEPS TO PROMOTING CHANGE CONCLUSIONS REFERENCES Living with Rats: Could an Ecosystem Lens Provide New Insights into Urban Rat Control?THE RAT PROBLEM COMMON ISSUES WITH URBAN RAT CONTROL AT A MUNICIPAL LEVEL SOLUTIONS ACHIEVED USING AN ECOSYSTEM LENS OPERATIONALIZING A SYSTEMS APPROACH TO RATS TURNING THE LENS BACK ON OURSELVES REFERENCES Making a Case for Harm Reduction in Invasive Species Management: The St. Kitts "Monkey Problem"THE CONTEXT THE "MONKEY PROBLEM"ENTER HARM REDUCTION CAN A HARM REDUCTION STARTING PLACE BE FOUND IN ST. KITTS?SUMMARY TO WHERE FROM HERE?REFERENCES Socio-Economic and Behavioural Dimensions of Antimicrobial Use and Resistance in Animals WHAT IS ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?HOW DOES AMR AFFECT HUMAN, ANIMAL,AND ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH?WHY IS AMR SUCH A MESSY AND COMPLEX ISSUE?THE NEED FOR NEW PERSPECTIVES: APPLYING HEALTH PROMOTION AND HARM REDUCTION LESSONS TO AMU AND AMR HOW TO WORK TOGETHER TO ADDRESS THIS GROWING HEALTH CHALLENGE CONCLUSIONS REFERENCES