A new One Health Framework in Qatar for future emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases preparedness and response

One Health is increasingly recognized as an optimal approach to address the global risk of health threats originating at the human, animal, and ecosystem interface, and their impact. Qatar has successfully practiced One Health approach for investigation and surveillance of zoonotic diseases such as...

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Main Author: Devendra, Bansal (author)
Other Authors: Jaffrey, Shariq (author), Al-Emadi, Noora Abdulla (author), Hassan, Mahmoud (author), Islam, Md. Mazharul (author), Al-Baker, Wasan Abdulla A. (author), Radwan, Eman (author), Hamdani, Dhouha (author), Haroun, Mohammed Ismail (author), Enan, Khalid (author), Nour, Mohammed (author), Coyle, Peter Valentine (author), Al Marri, Abdulla (author), Al-Zeyara, Abdul Aziz (author), Younus, Nidal M. (author), Yassine, Hadi Mohamad (author), Al Thani, Asmaa Ali (author), Darkhshan, Fatima (author), Khalid, Minahil (author), Marhous, Heba (author), Tibbo, Markos (author), Alhosani, Mohamed (author), Taha, Tariq (author), Wannous, Chadia (author), Al Hajri, Mohamed (author), Bertollini, Roberto (author), Al-Maslamani, Muna A. (author), Al Khal, Abdullatif (author), Al Romaihi, Hamad Eid (author), Al Thani, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Hamad Bin J. (author), El Idrissi, Ahmed (author), Farag, Elmoubashar Abd (author)
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Hamdani, Dhouha
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Al-Zeyara, Abdul Aziz
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Yassine, Hadi Mohamad
Al Thani, Asmaa Ali
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Bansal D, Jaffrey S, Al-Emadi NA, Hassan M, Islam MM, Al-Baker WAA, Radwan E, Hamdani D, Haroun MI, Enan K, Nour M, Coyle PV, Al Marri A, Al-Zeyara AA, Younus NM, Yassine HM, Al Thani AA, Darkhshan F, Khalid M, Marhous H, Tibbo M, Alhosani M, Taha T, Wannous C, Al Hajri M, Bertollini R, Al-Maslamani MA, Al Khal A, Al Romaihi HE, Al Thani SMBHBJ, El Idrissi A, Farag EA. A new One Health Framework in Qatar for future emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases preparedness and response. One Health. 2023 Jan 11;16:100487. doi: 10.1016/j.onehlt.2023.100487.
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description One Health is increasingly recognized as an optimal approach to address the global risk of health threats originating at the human, animal, and ecosystem interface, and their impact. Qatar has successfully practiced One Health approach for investigation and surveillance of zoonotic diseases such as MERS-CoV, and other health threats. However, the current gaps at institution and policy level hinder the sustainment of One Health. In this paper, we have assessed the potential for implementation of One Health Framework to reinforce and sustain One Health capacities in Qatar for 2022–2027. To implement One Health Framework in the country, Qatar Joint External Evaluation (JEE) report, lessons learnt during One Health experiences on zoonotic, vector-borne, and food borne diseases were used to present an outline for multisectoral coordination. In addition, technical capacities of One Health and factors that are required to operationalize it in the country were also assessed in series of meetings and workshops held at Ministry of Public Health on March 2022. Present health care infrastructure and resources were found to be conducive for effective management and response to shared health threats as evident during MERS-CoV, despite being more event based. Regardless, the need for more sustainable capacity development was unanimously emphasized. The consensus between all relevant stakeholders and partners was that there is a need for better communication channels, policies and protocols for data sharing, and the need to invest more resources for better sustainability. The proposed framework is expected to strengthen and facilitate multilateral coordination, enhanced laboratory capacity and network, improve active surveillance and response, risk communication, community engagement, maximize applied research, and build One Health technical work force. This would enable advancement and sustainment of One Health activities to prevent and control health threats shared between humans-animals-ecosystem interface.
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spelling A new One Health Framework in Qatar for future emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases preparedness and responseDevendra, BansalJaffrey, ShariqAl-Emadi, Noora AbdullaHassan, MahmoudIslam, Md. MazharulAl-Baker, Wasan Abdulla A.Radwan, EmanHamdani, DhouhaHaroun, Mohammed IsmailEnan, KhalidNour, MohammedCoyle, Peter ValentineAl Marri, AbdullaAl-Zeyara, Abdul AzizYounus, Nidal M.Yassine, Hadi MohamadAl Thani, Asmaa AliDarkhshan, FatimaKhalid, MinahilMarhous, HebaTibbo, MarkosAlhosani, MohamedTaha, TariqWannous, ChadiaAl Hajri, MohamedBertollini, RobertoAl-Maslamani, Muna A.Al Khal, AbdullatifAl Romaihi, Hamad EidAl Thani, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Hamad Bin J.El Idrissi, AhmedFarag, Elmoubashar AbdOne HealthMultisectoral collaborationFrameworkJoint Risk AssessmentQatarOne Health is increasingly recognized as an optimal approach to address the global risk of health threats originating at the human, animal, and ecosystem interface, and their impact. Qatar has successfully practiced One Health approach for investigation and surveillance of zoonotic diseases such as MERS-CoV, and other health threats. However, the current gaps at institution and policy level hinder the sustainment of One Health. In this paper, we have assessed the potential for implementation of One Health Framework to reinforce and sustain One Health capacities in Qatar for 2022–2027. To implement One Health Framework in the country, Qatar Joint External Evaluation (JEE) report, lessons learnt during One Health experiences on zoonotic, vector-borne, and food borne diseases were used to present an outline for multisectoral coordination. In addition, technical capacities of One Health and factors that are required to operationalize it in the country were also assessed in series of meetings and workshops held at Ministry of Public Health on March 2022. Present health care infrastructure and resources were found to be conducive for effective management and response to shared health threats as evident during MERS-CoV, despite being more event based. Regardless, the need for more sustainable capacity development was unanimously emphasized. The consensus between all relevant stakeholders and partners was that there is a need for better communication channels, policies and protocols for data sharing, and the need to invest more resources for better sustainability. The proposed framework is expected to strengthen and facilitate multilateral coordination, enhanced laboratory capacity and network, improve active surveillance and response, risk communication, community engagement, maximize applied research, and build One Health technical work force. This would enable advancement and sustainment of One Health activities to prevent and control health threats shared between humans-animals-ecosystem interface.Elsevier2023-03-28T07:51:29Z2023-06-30Articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/articleapplication/pdfhttp://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.onehlt.2023.100487Bansal D, Jaffrey S, Al-Emadi NA, Hassan M, Islam MM, Al-Baker WAA, Radwan E, Hamdani D, Haroun MI, Enan K, Nour M, Coyle PV, Al Marri A, Al-Zeyara AA, Younus NM, Yassine HM, Al Thani AA, Darkhshan F, Khalid M, Marhous H, Tibbo M, Alhosani M, Taha T, Wannous C, Al Hajri M, Bertollini R, Al-Maslamani MA, Al Khal A, Al Romaihi HE, Al Thani SMBHBJ, El Idrissi A, Farag EA. A new One Health Framework in Qatar for future emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases preparedness and response. One Health. 2023 Jan 11;16:100487. doi: 10.1016/j.onehlt.2023.100487.23527714https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352771423000071http://hdl.handle.net/10576/4136616enhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessoai:qspace.qu.edu.qa:10576/413662024-07-23T13:52:50Z
spellingShingle A new One Health Framework in Qatar for future emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases preparedness and response
Devendra, Bansal
One Health
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Joint Risk Assessment
Qatar
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title A new One Health Framework in Qatar for future emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases preparedness and response
title_full A new One Health Framework in Qatar for future emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases preparedness and response
title_fullStr A new One Health Framework in Qatar for future emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases preparedness and response
title_full_unstemmed A new One Health Framework in Qatar for future emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases preparedness and response
title_short A new One Health Framework in Qatar for future emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases preparedness and response
title_sort A new One Health Framework in Qatar for future emerging and re-emerging zoonotic diseases preparedness and response
topic One Health
Multisectoral collaboration
Framework
Joint Risk Assessment
Qatar
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.onehlt.2023.100487
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352771423000071
http://hdl.handle.net/10576/41366