Global One Hub by Shawn Morris

Antimicrobial Resistance

shawnsmorris — 2024-09-06 17:18:37 UTC

Addressing antimicrobial resistance in Washington through collaborative efforts, joint advocacy, training, and data sharing for improved antimicrobial stewardship and monitoring of antimicrobial resistance in humans, animals, and the environment.

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Data Modernization

shawnsmorris — 2024-09-06 17:24:42 UTC

Optimizing cross-sectoral data interoperability through standardization and improved data sharing processes, ultimately developing a cross-cutting One Health data system for human, animal, and environmental health and inclusive of data from state, local, private, institutional, and tribal sectors to enable joint visualization and analysis. Conduct agency-level data and surveillance needs assessments and advocating for optimal data and surveillance for tracking and reporting.

Partners and Data Sources:

Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation
Gates Foundation
Respiratory Illness Dashboard - DOH
ArboNET - CDC
Wildlife Surveillance - WDFW
WA Tracking Network
National Wastewater Surveillance System - CDC
See data sources in other sections

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Upstream Prevention

shawnsmorris — 2024-09-06 17:27:13 UTC

Moving preventive work upstream using a One Health lens to promote health equity through cross-sectoral relationship building, collaboration, and advocacy.

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Represented in other priority areas

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Pandemic Preparedness

shawnsmorris — 2024-09-06 17:30:49 UTC

Improving outbreak/pandemic preparedness and response through joint advocacy, public engagement, data sharing, and strengthened cross-sectoral collaboration, especially for zoonotic and vector-borne diseases.

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Global Health Collaboration

shawnsmorris — 2024-09-06 17:48:24 UTC

Interventions designed to eliminate health inequity in other countries may also work in local communities in the United States, as we learned throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Supporting bidirectional resource and data sharing can enhance health security in Washington State. Specifically strengthening our relationship with the Canadian public health system supports preparedness for infectious disease threats across our shared border.

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Climate Health

shawnsmorris — 2024-09-06 17:52:10 UTC

One Health can be a helpful approach to climate change adaptation. The interconnections and linkages between climate change, environmental health, agricultural ecosystems, wildlife habitats, and human health and wellbeing require solutions that address these interactions.

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Youth Engagement and Citizen Science

Citizen Science & Climate Change - NIEHS

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WA Tracking Network
RHINO Seasonal Hazards Tracking
Climate Health and Risk Tool
See additional zoonotic and environmental data in other sections.

Refugee and Immigrant Health

shawnsmorris — 2024-09-06 17:53:53 UTC

Advance timely, culturally, and linguistically respectful health information and initiatives, in partnership with health system providers and communities, to support the health and well-being of refugee, immigrant, and migrant communities across Washington.

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WA One Health Needs Assessment

shawnsmorris — 2024-09-06 17:58:50 UTC

shawnsmorris — 2024-09-06 18:56:16 UTC

Green Infrastructure and Contaminants

shawnsmorris — 2024-09-09 16:51:05 UTC

Green infrastructure captures, absorbs, and reduces runoff; filters stormwater; and delivers other environmental, social, and economic benefits. Investing in green infrastructure restores wildlife habitat and enhances natural systems while improving the health of residents through greater access to green space. It can improve community resiliency and provide economic stability by adding green local jobs, reducing infrastructure costs, and decreasing property damage from flooding.

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Climate Impacts Group - UW
Local Health, Planning, Natural Resources, and Public Works Departments, Community Based Organizations (CBOs)
Dept. of Ecology - Shoreline Master Planning, Wetlands Regulation, SEPA
Growth Management - Dept of Commerce
Washington State Parks Education Programs Ex. Sound Water Stewards
Model Toxics Team - Ecology
Office of Drinking Water - DOH
US Navy PFAS Programs