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Assessing the effectiveness of the one paleopathology workshop
Julianne R Stamer1, Mario Apata Mamani1, Bernardo Arriaza2
1School of Human Evolution and Social Change, Arizona State University, 900 Cady Mall, Tempe AZ 85281, USA.
Evolution, Medicine, and Public Health
|February 9, 2026
Summary
One Paleopathology, a novel concept extending One Health to the past, was successfully defined and expanded at a workshop. The event also fostered transdisciplinary research, with eight projects initiated and sustained impact observed in participants' long-term research agendas.
Area of Science:
- Paleopathology
- Evolutionary Medicine
- Public Health History
Background:
- Introduces One Paleopathology, a novel concept applying the One Health paradigm to historical disease studies.
- A workshop was convened to define, expand, and foster transdisciplinary research within the One Paleopathology framework.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate the effectiveness of a workshop in achieving its goals related to One Paleopathology.
- To assess the generation of transdisciplinary research and outreach activities.
Main Methods:
- Utilized a logic model to assess workshop goal achievement.
- Conducted pre- and 1-year post-workshop surveys to measure outputs and outcomes.
- Assessed changes in participant attitudes and the integration of transdisciplinarity into projects.
Main Results:
- Workshop goals were met, with strong participant acceptance of the One Paleopathology concept.
- Eight transdisciplinary research projects were initiated during the workshop.
- Outputs and outcomes indicate successful conceptual change and sustained impact.
Conclusions:
- The workshop successfully defined and expanded the One Paleopathology concept.
- Transdisciplinary research and collaborations emerged, demonstrating the framework's potential.
- Participants integrated One Paleopathology principles into their long-term research, indicating sustained impact.
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