- Introduction
- Conference introduction:
Erick Lelouche & Bruno Bernard - Opening by Frédéric Keck:
"One Health, whose health ? Anthropological perspectives."
- Conference introduction:
- Session #1 : Surveillance & ControlWhen infectious diseases can spread freely between human and animals (wild and/or domestic), the challenge is to detect and control them before they generate widespread health and economic consequences. What can be done to ensure efficient early detection? How to engage with the different private and public stakeholders to better understand their specific objectives and harmonise procedures, thereby improving communication? What role the public may have in improving surveillance system and ensure diseases are properly mitigated?
Marion Koopmans' plenary presentation:
"Lessons from COVID-19 for future Disease X preparedness"Thierry Lefrançois' presentation:
"From the management to the prevention of pandemics: a One health and international perspective"-
Teshome Mebatsion's presentation:
"Lessons from past outbreaks and how to improve our ability to detect fast and control emerging viral diseases" - Round table discussion:
"How to improve detection & control of infectious threats?" - Emmanuelle Soubeyran:
More information to come
- Session #2 : Knowledge developmentImplementing robust and efficient measures to prevent and control infectious threats within a One Health context is challenging but is critical to avoid unwanted consequences. The challenge is to better appreciate the consequences that each decision and action may have on humans, animals and ecosystems. What kinds of information are public and veterinary public health managers still lacking to achieve this goal? Is the transmission potential of infectious threats mostly related to individual human decisions or is it still important to improve our understanding of the complex mechanisms existing between all the actors in the ecosystem?
Gregory Doucet video presentation :
More information to comeSerge Morand's presentation:
"Facing the epidemic of epidemics: tackling the drivers rather than managing the consequences"
Bernadette Abela Ridder's presentation:
"Advancing One Health: Creating incentives and removing disincentives."Delia Grace's presentation:
"One Health: a victim of its own success?"- Round table discussion:
"Where are our knowledge gaps to implement a holistic and integrated Public Health?" - Pitches:
- Prézode : Muriel Vayssier Taussat
"The challenge on research for emerging infectious diseases prevention"
- Plateforme ESA : Céline Dupuy
"The French animal health epidemiological surveillance Platform (AHESP)"
- OSH Forum : Benoît Miribel
- ECOFECT : François Loïc Cosset
"The LabEx ECOFECT (2011-2022): primordial seeds in One-Health research on infectious diseases in Lyon"
- One Health formation : Nathalie Guerson
- Session #3 : Tools DevelopmentTools are put in place to understand the dynamics of infectious diseases both at small, local scale -farm, community- and at large, global scale -animal and/or human populations. The challenge is now to integrate various data types, captured using different tools, to share and analyze the “big data” ? Are there examples showing that existing tools will allow us to achieve this ambition, or is there a need to rethink completely the data capture systems ?
Introduction
Keith Sumption & Yannick NeuderFabrice Vavre's presentation:
“InfectioTron: integrative tools for the study of infectious diseases from the wild to the lab”Rosangela Tozzoli's presentation:
“Shiga Toxin producing Escherichia coli in food: the experience of the European Union Reference Laboratory for E. coli in the development of methods for the detection and characterization of STEC”- Round table discussion:
"What game-changing tools are needed for a multiscale approach?" - Pitches:
- Lifebit : Dr. Tom Sharrock
"Real-time disease surveillance using AI & Lifebit REAL"
- Bioaster : Cyril Guyard
"One health tool development within an integrated microbiology technology institute"
- Epimod : Julien Flaig
- Conference Closing : Monique Eloit
"The One Health concept : At the confluence of human and veterinary public health "
