Course: Global Health at the Human-Animal-Ecosystem Interface
Modules:
Overview of the MOOC - Teaser, Description of the MOOC : From Content to Evaluation (Dr. Ruiz de Castaneda, UNIGE), "Global Flipped Classroom & Hackathon on One Health”, 10-14th July 2017, Discovering Global Health Together: UNIGE’s students and African refugees connected through an UNIGE’s  MOOC
Introduction to Section 1 (Dr. R. Ruiz de Castaneda, UNIGE), The importance of One Health for Global Health (Prof. A. Fontanet, Institut Pasteur), The Tripartite Collaboration: FAO-OIE-WHO (Dr. K. Miyagishima, WHO), Cross-Sectoral, Multidisciplinary Risk Assessment for Health Threats at the Human-Animal Interface  (Dr. L. Mumford, WHO), How to link Global Health Priorities with Biodiversity? (Dr. M. Neira, WHO), Global Animal Trade: Health Risks and Regulations (Dr. J. Berezowski, UniBe), Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction & Health (Dr. C. Wannous, UNISDR)
Introduction to Section 2 (Dr. R. Ruiz de Castaneda, UNIGE), Challenges for the Spread of Emerging Viruses (Prof. L. Kaiser, UNIGE/HUG), Investigating Emerging Zoonotic Outbreaks: Importance of the One Health Approach (Dr. M. van Kerkhove, Institut Pasteur), Institute Pasteur Global Network & the Fight against Emerging Infections (Dr. M. Jouan, Institut Pasteur), IHR 3.0 Simulator: Improving our Response to Global Health Emergencies (Prof. A. Flahault, UNIGE), Exploring Bat Population Dynamics at the Frontline of the Emergence (Dr. J. Cappelle, Institut Pasteur), Exploring The Human-Bat Interface (Dr. J. Cappelle, Institut Pasteur), Fight against VBDs : Global Change & the Need for an Interdisciplinary Approach (Prof. A. Flahault, UNIGE), The Importance of Understanding Animal Behaviour for Global Health (Dr. R. Ruiz de Castaneda, UNIGE), Bushmeat & Emerging Infectious Diseases: Joint Conservation & Health Strategies (Dr. G Mauvais, IUCN), Social Anthropology of Zoonoses (Dr. T. Giles-Vernick, Institut Pasteur), The Reversed Spill-over: From Humans and Domestic Animals to Wildlife (Dr. G. Mauvais, IUCN)
Introduction to Section 3 (Dr. R. Ruiz de Castaneda, UNIGE), The Global Burden of Antimicrobial Resistance (Dr. E. Tayler, WHO), WHO Global Action Plan on Antimicrobial Resistance (Dr. E. Tayler, WHO), Canadian Integrated Program for Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance (CIPARS) (Prof. A. Ravel, University of Montreal), Why should we care about Multi-Resistant Bacteria? Clinical Impact & Public Health Implications (Prof. S. Harbarth, UNIGE/HUG), Antimicrobial Resistance in Foodborne Infections: Importance of the One Health approach (Dr. S. Le Hello, Institut Pasteur), FoodNet Canada: Why is this important? (Prof. A. Ravel, University of Montreal)
Introduction to Section 4 (Dr. R. Ruiz de Castaneda, UNIGE), Neglected Tropical Diseases & Zoonosis: Challenges & Solutions (Dr. B. Abela-Ridder, WHO), Towards Rabies Elimination: The case of Kuazulu-Natal (South Africa) (K. Le Roux, Dpt. of Agriculture and Rural Development, Kwazulu-Natal), Major Research Challenges & Opportunities in the fight against Rabies (Dr. H. Bourhy, Institut Pasteur), Research & Innovation: Examples from Institut Pasteur’s fight against Rabies (Dr. H. Bourhy, Institut Pasteur), Ecodog: A One health and Ecohealth approach to Rabies (Prof. A. Ravel, University of Montreal), One Health fight against Leishmaniasis (Prof. Afif Ben Salah, Institut Pasteur), Zoonotic Tuberculosis in the WHO End TB Strategy (Dr. M. Raviglione, Dr. A. Dean, WHO)
Introduction to Section 5 (Dr. R. Ruiz de Castaneda, UNIGE), Protected Areas: How to manage Human-Wildlife-Domestic Animals Interface? (Dr. G. Mauvais, IUCN), Snake-bites: A Neglected Global Health Challenge (Prof. F. Chappuis, UNIGE/HUG), Snake-bites in Sub-Saharan Africa: A priority for "Doctors Without Borders" (Dr. G. Alcoba, HUG/MSF), On the 9th June 2017 WHO decided to add snakebite envenoming to its list of top-priority NTDs (Comments by Dr. G. Alcoba, HUG/MSF), Impact of Snake-bites in Livestock: The Case of Costa Rica (Dr. M. Herrera, Instituto Cladomiro Picado)
Introduction to Section 6 (Dr. R. Ruiz de Castaneda, UNIGE), Citizen Science & Crowdsourcing: Opportunities & Challenges in Health (Prof. F. Grey, UNIGE), Digital Epidemiology: Opportunities & Challenges in Global Health (Prof. M. Salathe, EPFL)
Introduction to Section 7 (Dr. R. Ruiz de Castaneda, UNIGE), What is Environmental Health? A Historical Overview (Dr. J. Simos, UNIGE), Ecosystem Services & Health (Dr. M. Schlaepfer, UNIGE), Growing with Nature: Implications for Child Health & Allergies (Dr. C. Roduit, UNIZH), Biodiversity as a Source of Food for Humans and Animals: Socio-cultural Determinants of Food Habits (Dr. E. Fourat, University of Toulouse - Jean Jaures), Companion Animal Ownership: Benefits for Human and Animal Health (Dr. D. Turner, Institute for Applied Ethology and Animal Psychology, Zurich), Companion Animals & Economic Benefits of One Health (Dr. D. Turner, Institute for Applied Ethology and Animal Psychology, Zurich)
Increasing Health Sector Resilience to Climate Change and Disaster Risk: the Value of Biodiversity and Ecosystems (Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General), Connecting Global Priorities: Biodiversity and Human Health (Cristina Romanelli, CBD), Harnessing Biodiversity to Maximize Health Co-benefits in Agroecosystems (Dr. David Cooper, CBD), Biodiversity and Human Health Linkages: Concepts, Determinants, Drivers of Change and Approaches to Integration (Dr. D. Campbell-Lendrum, WHO), Global Overview of the United Nations Decade of Action on Nutrition (Dr. F. Branca, WHO), Food Systems, Nutrition and Climate Change: The Need for a Cross-sectoral Approach (Ms. L. Mahy, WHO), Agrobiodiversity for Healthy, Diverse Diets and Food Systems. Case Studies from Brazil, Turkey, Kenya and Sri Lanka (Dr. D. Moura, Biodiversity for Food and Nutrition), Sustainable Oceans Management and Health (Dr. J. Rice, Department of Fisheries and Oceans, Canada), Sustainable Management of Agroecosystems and Health (Dr. S. Newman, FAO), The Role of Sustainably Managed Seascapes / Landscapes in Health and Nutritional Outcomes (Dr. C. Golden, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston), Gender and Health in the Face of Global Environmental Change (Ms. E. Villalobos Prats, WHO)
Final Quiz