Examining the concept of One Health for indigenous communities: A systematic review.
Examining the concept of One Health for indigenous communities: A systematic review.
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DOI：
10.1016/j.onehlt.2021.100248
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发表时间：
2021-06
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通讯作者：
Aenishaenslin C
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作者：
Hillier SA;Taleb A;Chaccour E;Aenishaenslin C
本文探讨是否使用的概念，一个健康在加拿大为基础的研究符合传统的土著概念的健康和保健。使用主要数据库（包括Scholars Portal、ProQuest Social Science、Sociological Abstracts（ProQuest）、奥维德Healthstar、Embase、Medline、Pubmed和Google Scholar）对文献进行全面检索。通过Nvivo12选择并分析了讨论One Health和Indigenous Health的论文，以生成跨研究的共同主题。该分析确定了三个主要主题，重点是一个健康，因为它涉及气候变化，人畜共患病和人类与动物之间的社会关系。据认为，气候变化影响了许多土著社区居住的北方纬度地区的环境健康。土著社区内的传染病是一个经常研究的主题，并表明狗传播的感染可能通过“一个健康”干预措施得到解决。一、卫生干预措施有可能平等地解决人类、动物和环境的健康问题。在分析的文章中，没有建立一个健康和土著知识之间的显着联系。文章讨论了一个健康，因为它涉及流行病学监测和研究。没有明确讨论利用“一个健康”对土著人民和文化的影响。
This paper examines whether the usage of the concept of One Health in Canada-based research aligns with traditional Indigenous notions of health and wellness. A comprehensive search of the literature was conducted using primary databases, including Scholars Portal, ProQuest Social Science, Sociological Abstracts (ProQuest), OVID Healthstar, Embase, Medline, Pubmed and Google Scholar. Papers discussing One Health and Indigenous Health were selected and analyzed through Nvivo12 to generate common themes across the studies. The analysis identified three major themes that focused on One Health as it relates to climate change, zoonosis, and social relationships between humans and animals. Climate change was seen to have affected the environmental health of Northern latitude areas where many Indigenous communities reside. Infectious diseases within Indigenous communities were a frequent topic of study and indicated that infections transmitted by dogs are likely to be addressed with One Health interventions. One Health interventions are likely to equally address the health of humans, animals, and the environment. No significant connection between One Health and Indigenous knowledges was established in the analyzed articles. Articles discussed One Health as it pertains to epidemiological surveillance and research. The implications of utilizing One Health towards Indigenous Peoples and culture were not explicitly addressed.
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