Incorporating One Health in health professions curriculum in the Dominican Republic
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https://doi.org/10.5377/innovare.v12i3.17171Keywords:
Capacity building, Health education, Latin America, UniversitiesAbstract
Training the global health workforce to help manage emerging risks (including pandemic preparedness) and build health system resiliency is a priority for health professions programs. Incorporating One Health competencies – which emphasize multidisciplinary collaborations to identify innovative solutions that connect human, animal, and environmental health – can prepare trainees to excel in their academic teaching, clinical practice, community health activities, laboratory diagnostics, and policy decision-making.
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