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- 2. Backgrounds Various Health Professions in Indonesia (recognized by Ministry of Health) Medical • Medical doctor • Dentist Caring • Nurse • Midwife Nutrition • Nutritionist • Dietician Pharmacy • Pharmacist • Pharmacist assistant • Pharmacy analyst
- 3. Backgrounds Physical Therapy • Physiotherapist • Occupational therapist • Speech therapist • Acupuncture Public Health • Health epidemiologist • Health entomologist • Health microbiologist • Health promoter • Health administrator • Sanitarian Medical Engineering • Medical record expert • Radiographer • Radiotherapist • Dental technician • Electro-medical technician • Medical analyst • Refraction optician • Prosthetic orthotics • Blood transfusion technician • Cardiovascular technician • Medical physicist
- 4. Backgrounds • Fragmentation between human and animal health • Human, animal, ecological health – Influence each other – Should be dealt in an integrated way
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- 6. Presenters & Topics • Experts from Tufts University/University of Minnesota – ‘Concepts of One Health’ – ‘One Health Initiative in USA’ • THOHUN, VOHUN, MYOHUN and INDOHUN representatives – ‘Experiences of Applying One Health Initiative: Lessons Learned’ • Resource Person from INDOHUN – ‘One Health Core Competency’ – ‘Curriculum Model for One Health Core Competency’
- 7. Presenters & Topics • Resource Person from Head of Provincial Health Office & Head of Agriculture Office – ‘Feasibility of implementing One Health Initiative at Provincial Level’ • Resource person from Directorate General of Higher Education, Ministry of Education and Culture, Indonesia
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