One Health ECHO
Leveraging Human, Animal, and Environmental Health Partners to Keep Michigan Healthy
Public Health Prepared is pleased to partner with the Michigan Center for Rural Health, Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, and the Region V Public Health Training Center to offer a dynamic educational discussion-based series with infectious disease experts and veterinarians.
One Health is the idea that the health of people is connected to the health of animals and our shared environment.
If you would only like to enroll in some of the on-demand components rather than the entire program, use the links below.
Part 1: A Rural Health Department Response to a Large-Scale Outbreak of Avian Influenza
Originally Presented: July 30, 2024
Part 2: One Health, Climate Change, and Health Equity
Originally Presented: August 27, 2024
Part 3: Blastomycosis in a Changing Environment
Originally Presented: September 24, 2024
Part 4: Skunks, Cows, and Rabies: A Spooky One Health Mix
Originally Presented: October 29, 2024
Target Audience:
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Public health professionals
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Veterinarians
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Clinicians
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Agriculture professionals
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Environment and natural resources professionals
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Community health workers
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Academic researchers
Learning Objectives:
- Describe current One Health challenges in Michigan
- Explain how various sectors are influenced by One Health
- Discuss opportunities to advance health equity within One Health issues
Planning Committee:
- Seth Neeley, MEd, Public Health Prepared
- Phoebe Kulik, MPH, CHES, Public Health Prepared
- Renee Calkins, MPH, Michigan Center for Rural Health
- Dany Zemmel, MPH, Public Health Prepared
- Laura Power, MD, MPH, Public Health Prepared
- Justine O’Malley, DVM, MPH, Michigan Department of Agriculture & Rural Development
