ANAIS DO I CONGRESSO INTERNACIONAL DE SAÚDE ÚNICA (INTERFACE MUNDIAL)

Abstract

At a time when the population is going through a Covid-19 pandemic and several people need to be isolated, thus avoiding social contact, the I International Congress on Single Health (World Interface) brought the possibility of several people being able to attend recorded lectures by extremely qualified professionals from different areas of health and the environment, without leaving home. Thus bringing a greater awareness of people about the concept of Unique Health, which emerges as a strong union between animal, human and environmental health. In this context, analyzing and understanding the whole is of paramount importance to ensure better results in health promotion and thus be able to prevent and treat many diseases, through the integrated performance of the various professionals from the various areas of human and animal health and professionals who study the environment. environment in a broader context. Encouraging research and programs aimed at the integration of diverse knowledge that may allow management of actions and related to public health, animal welfare, safe handling of plant and animal products, food security and sustainable use of natural resources as a whole. The congress was attended by undergraduate, graduate students and health and environmental professionals. The event also allowed the submission of simple and expanded abstracts, in the form of an original study, case study, experience report and bibliographic review, in the most varied areas of health within the concept of Single Health, with themes that address all dimensions of health. animal and human welfare. The publication features 46 papers, including 43 expanded abstracts and 3 simple abstracts. And one of the works was approved by the Research Ethics Committee, for being carried out with human beings. The evaluations of the works for publication took into account the originality, theoretical foundation, applied methodologies, presentation of data and discussion of the results and contextualization of the subjects covered. The event proved to be important in addressing issues relevant to the health and general well-being of humans, animals and the environment.