one welfare

• What is the concept of One Welfare?

  Interrelationships between animal welfare, human wellbeing, and environment
• Why is One Welfare relevant globally?

  It promotes key global objectives for welfare
• What does the World Health Organisation define as health?

  Complete physical, mental, and social well-being
• When was One Health established?

  In 2007
• What is the primary focus of One Health?

  Collaboration on animal/human health and environmental management
• What are the three pillars of One Welfare?

  Animal welfare, human wellbeing, environmental sustainability
• Who first introduced the concept of One Welfare?

  Colonius and Early in 2013
• What did the WOAH conference in 2016 acknowledge?

  The need for interdisciplinary animal welfare approaches
• How was One Welfare integrated into global strategies?

  It was included in the WOAH global strategy in 2017
• What is the purpose of the One Welfare framework?

  To support animal welfare, human wellbeing, and sustainability
• What is the definition of animal welfare according to Fraser 2008?

  Physical and psychological, social and environmental well-being of animals
• What does human wellbeing encompass?

  Resources to meet psychological, social, and physical challenges
• How do humans and animals differ in self-reporting welfare?

  Humans can self-report, animals cannot
• What are the three overlapping concepts of animal welfare?

  Physical, psychological, and natural behaviours
• What does the Welfare Spectrum include?

  Nutrition, physical environment, health, behaviour, mental state
• What is the Five Domains Model used for?

  To assess overall animal welfare
• How is quality of life defined in relation to welfare?

  Welfare over time through appropriate management
• What complicates welfare discussions?

  Lack of clarity between ethics and welfare
• What are psychosocial factors?

  Intersection of social, cultural, and environmental influences
• What is the difference between clinical and regulatory environments?

  Clinical is controlled; regulatory is uncontrolled
• What are the advantages of One Welfare?

  Supports all three pillars and facilitates innovation
• What are the limitations of One Welfare?

  Complex solutions and conflicting interests
• What challenges does One Welfare face in a clinical context?

  Welfare considerations vs clinical outcomes
• What are psychosocial hazards in the veterinary industry?

  Compassion fatigue and public scrutiny
• What is the Social License to Operate (SLO)?

  Endorsement of activities by stakeholders and community
• What should a strategic plan for One Welfare prioritize?

  Welfare, holistic view, and stakeholder engagement
• What is the Five Domains Assessment for floodwater scenario?

  Assessment of nutrition, environment, health, behaviour, mental state
• What mental health considerations arise from floodwater scenarios?

  Frustration, guilt, helplessness, fear of judgement
• What recovery stages are necessary for affected producers and families?

  Continued counselling, medical monitoring, financial assistance
• What is the role of DPI veterinarians in recovery?

  Welfare monitoring and consultations
• What is the importance of stakeholder engagement in One Welfare?

  Facilitates transparency and proactive policy
• What is the significance of empirical research in One Welfare?

  Supports policy makers with evidence
• How does One Welfare encourage proactive policy?

  By engaging stakeholders and promoting transparency
• What is the impact of natural disasters on One Welfare?

  Creates challenges for welfare considerations
• What is the role of communication in One Welfare?

  To share values with stakeholders and public
• What is the importance of ethical considerations in One Welfare?

  Guides practices and stakeholder engagement
• What is the significance of the term "learned helplessness" in welfare?

  Indicates negative affective states in animals
• What does the term "compassion fatigue" refer to?

  Emotional exhaustion from caring for others
• What is the role of veterinary technicians in One Welfare?

  To advocate for animal welfare and wellbeing
• What is the significance of the term "social license to operate" in veterinary practice?

  It reflects community endorsement of practices