The 'One Health' approach addresses human, animal, plant, and environmental health sectors collectively. The interdependencies between these sectors require a multisectoral, transdisciplinary and integrated approach. One Health involves the evaluation and monitoring of the impact of environmental hazards on healthcare systems, public health, biodiversity, and food security. This concept requires a unique blend of interdisciplinary knowledge and skills, which can be challenging to integrate into the traditional academic setting.
Creating educational programs that integrate knowledge and practices of multiple disciplines to improve human, animal, and environmental health is the essence of One Health curriculum design. Teaching and learning and student assessment within the context of One Health is significant because it prepares students and professionals to address complex health issues that span the interconnected domains of human, animal, and environmental health. Digital health technologies can significantly enhance the effectiveness of One Health initiatives in various ways including digital transformation through the implementation of a comprehensive health and life sciences strategy. Faculty development is a critical component in effectively implementing the One Health approach.
This conference aims to empower healthcare professionals to catalyse transformative change in the way health and wellness are being currently defined. The conference explores curricula, teaching-learning methods, assessment tools, professionalism, and digital health concepts in the One Health context.
The subthemes of this conference are the following in context to one health:
Creating educational programs that integrate knowledge and practices of multiple disciplines to improve human, animal, and environmental health is the essence of One Health curriculum design. Teaching and learning and student assessment within the context of One Health is significant because it prepares students and professionals to address complex health issues that span the interconnected domains of human, animal, and environmental health. Digital health technologies can significantly enhance the effectiveness of One Health initiatives in various ways including digital transformation through the implementation of a comprehensive health and life sciences strategy. Faculty development is a critical component in effectively implementing the One Health approach.
This conference aims to empower healthcare professionals to catalyse transformative change in the way health and wellness are being currently defined. The conference explores curricula, teaching-learning methods, assessment tools, professionalism, and digital health concepts in the One Health context.
The subthemes of this conference are the following in context to one health:
- Curriculum Design
- Teaching and Learning
- Student Assessment
- Digital Health
- Governance and Leadership
- Faculty Development
- Professionalism & Ethics
- Stakeholder Engagement
CALL FOR PROPOSAL & ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
Proposal for Symposia & Pre-Conference Workshop and Oral, E-poster and IMU-RHIME Award Abstract submissions is now OPEN. Do read the guidelines before submitting the proposal.
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IMPORTANT DATES
| 15 Jan 2024 | | | Call for Workshop & Symposium Proposal Submission |
| | | Call for Free Paper (Oral, E-Poster) & IMU-RHIME Abstract | |
| 29 Mar 2024 (Extended Deadline) | | | Workshop & Symposium Proposal Submission Deadline |
| 15 April 2024 | | | Workshop & Symposium Proposal Acceptance Notification |
| 15 May 2024 | | | Free Paper (Oral, E-Poster) & IMU-RHIME Abstract Submission Deadline |
| 15 June 2024 | | | Free Paper (Oral, E-Poster) & IMU-RHIME Abstract Acceptance Notification |
| 31 July 2024 | | | Deadline of Early Bird Registration |
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IMEC 2024 Secretariat
IMU University,
No. 126, Jalan Jalil Perkasa 19,
Bukit Jalil, 57000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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