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Work Package 6 Meetings and Presentations
Work Package 6 has arranged monthly meetings in which members have an opportunity to present or discuss topics relevant for the work package.
In the table below are all held presentations that may be of interest for OHS dashboard developers:
| Presenter | Topic | Download link | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Marion Gottschald (BfR) | Presentation of the FoodChain-Lab | Download | |
| Wiktor Gustafsson (SVA) | Presentation of Swedish annual disease surveillance report workflow and dashboards | Download | |
| Emily Dibba White (SSI) | The work behind the Danish COVID-19 dashboard | Download | |
| Adriano Di Pasquale (IZS) | The COHESIVE Information System | Download | |
| Clémence Koren (NIPH) | Designing a One Health website - Tips for user-friendliness and visual appeal | Download | |
| Taras Günther, Matthias Filter (BfR) | Making linked data accessible for One Health Surveillance with the One Health Linked Data Toolbox | Download | |
| Gry Grøneng, Richard White (NIPH) | Presentation of Norwegian One Health website Sykdomspulsen | Download |
External Resources
The One Health EJP Glossary
https://foodrisklabs.bfr.bund.de/ohejp-glossary/
The OHEJP Glossary is a cross-sectoral community and expert driven glossary, created jointly by the three OHEJP projects ORION, NOVA and COHESIVE. It covers terms in all the sectors of One Health.
The One Health EJP Outcome Inventory
https://onehealthejp.eu/outcome-inventory/
The One Health EJP Outcome Inventory (OHOI) is a public database of outcomes and results from all One Health EJP projects.
The One Health Surveillance Codex
https://oh-surveillance-codex.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
The One Health Surveillance Codex is described as follows (Filter et al, 2021):
Cross-sector communication, collaboration and knowledge exchange are still significant challenges for practical adoption of the One Health paradigm. To address these needs the “One Health Surveillance Codex” (OHS Codex) was established to provide a framework for the One Health community to continuously share practical solutions (e.g. tools, technical resources, guidance documents and experiences) applicable for national and international stakeholders from different One Health Surveillance sectors. Currently, the OHS Codex provides a number of resources that support the adoption of the OH paradigm in areas linked to the harmonization and interpretation of surveillance data. The OHS Codex framework comprises four high-level “action” principles, which respectively support collaboration, knowledge exchange, data interoperability, and dissemination. These principles match well with priority areas identified in the “Tripartite Guide to Addressing Zoonotic Diseases in Countries” published by WHO, FAO and OIE. Within each of the four principles, the OHS Codex provides a collection of useful resources as well as pointers to success stories for the application of these resources. As the OHS Codex is designed as an open community framework, it will continuously evolve and adapt to the needs of the OH community in the future.