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This study integrates ecosystem, human, and animal health within a Systems Science framework. Real-time genomic data aids Systems Thinking and Systems Design for improved One Health outcomes.

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  • Integrates Systems Science with One Health principles, focusing on interconnectedness.
  • Applies Systems Thinking and Systems Design to analyze and improve health outcomes.

Background:

  • One Health recognizes the interdependence of ecosystem, human, and animal health.
  • Traditional approaches often silo these health domains, limiting comprehensive understanding.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To conceptualize One Health through the lens of Systems Science.
  • To demonstrate how Systems Thinking and Design can leverage real-time data for intervention.

Main Methods:

  • Conceptual framework integrating the three One Health subsystems within Systems Science.
  • Utilizes Systems Thinking principles to model interactions and feedback loops.
  • Incorporates real-time genomic data from all subsystems for informed decision-making.

Main Results:

  • Demonstrates a dynamic model where adaptive agents interact within their environment.
  • Highlights the potential for Systems Design to enact targeted interventions.
  • Shows how genomic data provides crucial insights for Systems Thinking.

Conclusions:

  • Systems Science offers a robust framework for understanding and improving One Health.
  • Real-time genomic data is essential for effective Systems Thinking and Design in One Health.
  • This integrated approach facilitates proactive and adaptive management of health challenges.