SEAOHUN 2018 International Conference
12 – 15 November 2018
Hanoi Medical University, Vietnam
“One Health Academic Challenges:
Preparing today’s workforce to combat tomorrow’s infectious diseases”
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DAY 1: Monday, 12 November 2018
PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
W 1 – The Participatory One Health Disease Detection (PODD) system empowering communities in early outbreak detection and rapid respond
W 2 – Showcase of students’ One Health activities and a panel discussion on career paths in One Health
1. One Health Student's Activities in Cambodia
2. One Health Student's Activities in Indonesia
DAY 2: Tuesday, 13 November 2018
MAIN CONFERENCE
Welcome remarks by Assoc. Prof. Le Minh Giang (Chair of Scientific Committee)
Opening Session by President of HMU; Chairperson of SEAOHUN; Mr. Michael Greene, USAID/VN Mission Director; and Vice Minister of Health
Plenary III – Health Security
Panel discussion: One Health Workforce Development: Experiences from One Health University Networks in Southeast Asia and Africa moderated by Marilyn Crane, Senior International Higher Education Adviser for the Emerging Threats Division, USAID
Panelists:
2. Prof. Mohd Hair Bejo, Chairperson of Malaysia One Health University Network (MyOHUN), Malaysia
4. Dr. Phuc Pham Duc, Coordinator of Vietnam One Health University Network (VOHUN), Vietnam
DAY 3: Wednesday, 14 November 2018
Parallel Sessions
Parallel Session 1 - One Health policy
PS1-01: Factors that Enable Effective One Health Collaborations - a Scoping Review of the Literature
PS1-02: Strengthening One Health Capacity for One Health Implementation in Viet Nam - Phase 2 (SCOH2)
PS1-03: Establishing a One Health Laboratory Network (OHLN)
PS1-04: One Health Surveillance System Response, an Investigation of a Hypothetical Event: A Resistant Pathogen is Found in a Person During a Food-borne Disease Outbreak, Vietnam.
PS1-05: Neglected Tropical Diseases among Migrant Workers: A Malaysian Case Study
Parallel Session 2 - Infectious diseases (I)
PS2-01: Surveillance for Five Viral Families of Public Health Importance and Investigation of Human Behaviors at Wildlife/Human Interfaces in Vietnam with High Risk for Zoonotic Disease Spillover
Parallel Session 3 - One Health Education and Training