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SCENARIO

THOHUN One Health Short Course Workshop

Background:
Thailand One Health University Network (THOHUN) One Health Short Course workshop,
held on January 14 - January 17, 2014, aimed to develop curriculum and training materials for
One Health short course modules as well as support its integration into existing curricula of
public health, medicine, veterinary medicine, and nursing, in both core and member faculties and
universities.

Objectives:
1) To demonstrate innovative teaching techniques in One Health Short Course modules.

2) To apply the resources in teaching classes so that learners can develop various skills and
knowledge in accordance with core competencies and/or technical competencies.

3) To share ideas of application and/or integration of One Health Short Course modules
into an existing course or a program among lecturers who come from multiple
disciplines.
Activities:
All activities in this workshop will be divided into five main groups:

1) Introduction activities allowed learners to be more familiar with the One Health
concept and core competencies, its modules, and how to use facilitator guides of One
Health Short Courses.
2) Demonstration activities where learners could experience many One Health activities
from various modules.
3) Small group activity where learners had an opportunity to create their own One Health
courses in small group assignment.
4) Wrap-up activities helped participants conclude the lessons from the entire workshop,
as well as encouraged them to discuss on the possible ways to integrate the One Health
Short Course into the existing course and to develop One Health courses after the
workshop.
5) Reflections to gather feedback from participants so that trainers and staff could improve
Demonstration Activities:

Demonstration activities (below) allowed participants to experience One Health teaching.

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