La recente pandemia Covid-19 ha dimostrato, ancora una volta, come salute umana, animale ed ambientale siano profondamente interconnesse. Alla luce di ciò, per affrontare le future sfide in quest’ambito è necessario abbandonare l’approccio “per silos disciplinari” e sostituirlo con una metodologia integrata, che tenga in considerazione tutti i diversi aspetti in gioco e come essi si intersechino. L’approccio One Health, ossia la gestione multidisciplinare della cosiddetta “salute unica” (umana, animale ed ambientale), prevede il confronto e la collaborazione tra professionisti con competenze differenti, che possano produrre risposte coerenti e attuali. La winter school si propone di analizzare l’interdipendenza tra la salute umana, animale ed ambientale e le vie di mitigazione del cambiamento climatico tramite la lente interdisciplinare dell’approccio One Health. Ogni giornata avrà un tema portante (ambito agroalimentare, produzione di energia, urban health e trasporti) e verranno presentati case-studies e workshop per favorire la collaborazione tra i partecipanti, con l’obiettivo di facilitare il dialogo interprofessionale ed interdisciplinare. Clicca qui per visualizzare il programma.
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The Covid-19 pandemic demonstrated once again how human, animal and environmental health are deeply interconnected. In light of this, to address the future challenges in this area it is mandatory to abandon the “disciplinary silos” approach and replace it with an integrated methodology that takes into account all the different aspects at stake and how they interconnect. The One Health approach, i.e. the multidisciplinary management of the so-called ‘One Health’ (human, animal and environmental health), involves the confrontation and collaboration of professionals with different knowledge in order to produce coherent and effective answers.The winter school aims to analyse the interlink between human, animal and environmental health and the climate change mitigation pathways through the interdisciplinary lens of the One Health approach. Each day will have a main topic (agri-food sector, energy production, urban health and transport). Case-studies and workshops will be held to foster collaboration among participants, with the aim of facilitating inter-professional and interdisciplinary dialogue. For further information click here and look at the program.
Local organizer at the course venue: Roberta Partisani, rpartisani@ceub.it; (+39) 0543 446556
Scientific Committee: prof. Davide Gori (Università di Bologna – Alma Mater Studiorum), Specializzandi/e Igiene e Medicina Preventiva (Università di Bologna – Alma Mater Studiorum)
Max number of admitted participant 80.
Registration fees – (board and lodging included):
– 250 € – double* room from November 23 to 26 (3 nights)
– 280 € – single room from November 23 to 26 (3 nights)
– 100 € – streaming
* in case of double room request, please specify in the field note of your registration your roommate. Otherwise the secretary office will arrange the combination.