Quynh le ba- University of Calgary
Quynh le ba
- University of Calgary
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In Southeast Asia from 2004 to 2006, highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) resulted in culling 45 million birds and jeopardizing sustainable agricultural production. HPAI is highly virulent; small‐scale farms present a high‐risk environment for disease transmission between animals and humans. We investigated how attitudes toward HPAI...
Background
An outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) between 2004 and 2006 resulted in the culling of 45 million birds, and has jeopardised sustainable agricultural production in southeast Asia. HPAI is highly virulent, and small-scale farms present a high-risk environment for disease transmission between animals and humans. The purpo...
The integrated livestock, crops, and fish (VAC) model of integrated small scale agriculture has been important to economic and ecological sustainability in Vietnam for many centuries. Recently, emerging waterborne diseases including avian influenza as well as the potential for zoonotic disease arising from small scale farms have jeopardized the VAC...
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More than 70 million Vietnamese rely on small-scale farming for some form of household income. Water on many of those farms is contaminated with waste, including animal manure, partly due to non-sustainable waste management. This increases the risk of water-related zoonotic disease transmission. The purpose of this research was to exam...
We report on monitoring and evaluation (M&E) methods research for One Health projects, based on a project (Building EcoHealth Capacity in Asia) in Southeast Asia. Methods for M&E included development of progress markers, use of pre- and post-workshop and on-line questionnaires, interviews, small group discussions, gap analysis, performance indicato...
Newly emerging infectious diseases (nEIDs) have increased rapidly presenting alarming challenges to global health. We argue that for effective management of global health a basic strategy should include at least three essential tactical forms: actions of a directly focused nature, institutional coordination, and disciplinary integration in approach...
