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PSM · Communicable diseases: One Health approach
Sample itemThe One Health approach is best described as:
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The answer and the reasoning
A. A collaborative approach linking human, animal and environmental health
One Health recognises that the health of people, animals and the environment are interconnected and calls for coordinated action, important for zoonoses such as rabies, brucellosis, anthrax, Nipah and antimicrobial resistance.
Option by option
A. A collaborative approach linking human, animal and environmental health (correct)
Correct. It links human, animal and environmental sectors.
B. A single national health insurance scheme
It is not an insurance scheme.
C. Vaccination of all people with a single dose
It does not relate to single-dose vaccination.
D. Integration of all health ministries under one hospital
It is not about merging health facilities.
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