What are the critical factors which support or inhibit the effective implementation of the one health approach in Africa? A systematic map protocol.

S. Savilaakso, A. Kaiser-Grolimund, Silviu Petrovan, G. Chimwaza, R. Ssenono, A. Kinengyere, Marcia Mabhula, Mercy Moyo, J. Porciello, Jakob Zinsstag, K. Heitz-Tokpa
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The One Health approach recognizes that the interconnectedness of human, animal and environmental health, emphasizing collaboration sectors, disciplines and communities to address threats and foster overall well-being. Particularly relevant in Africa due to its diverse climates, weak health systems and the interactions between humans and wildlife, the approach aims to ensure sustainable and better health outcomes. Over the past decade, the One Health approach has been operationalized at different levels and regions of Africa. However, what is currently missing is an overview of factors facilitating or inhibiting operationalization as well as the existing evidence base including which areas have been researched, in which countries, for which specific factors or levels, and where major gaps in knowledge remain. To bridge this gap, a systematic mapping will be conducted by compiling existing evidence of One Health operationalization in Africa. We will conduct a comprehensive search of literature from bibliographic databases, organizational websites and Google Scholar. At the title and abstract stage, articles will be screened for eligibility against an a priori set criteria. We will screen one or more subset of relevant records and use them as an input for a natural language processing model. Once we have verified and validated model accuracy, the model will be used to classify the remaining abstracts. Full-text screening will be conducted independently by two team members. We will produce a narrative synthesis of the results describing the evidence base within the systematic map. Thematic analysis will identify the critical factors inhibiting or supporting the implementation of the One Health approach in Africa. We will use multiple visualizations to explore relationships within and between studies, highlighting areas requiring further research. Lastly, this systematic map aims to provide an evidence base to guide future interventions to further implement the One Health approach in Africa.
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支持或阻碍在非洲有效实施 "一种保健方法 "的关键因素是什么?系统地图协议。
一体健康 "方法认识到人类、动物和环境健康之间的相互联系,强调各部门、学科和社区之间的合作,以应对威胁和促进整体福祉。由于非洲气候多样、卫生系统薄弱以及人类与野生动物之间的相互作用,这种方法尤其适用于非洲,其目的是确保可持续和更好的卫生成果。在过去十年中,"同一健康 "方法已在非洲不同层面和地区付诸实施。然而,目前缺少的是对促进或抑制实施的因素以及现有证据基础的概述,包括哪些领域、在哪些国家、针对哪些特定因素或水平进行了研究,以及在哪些方面仍存在重大知识差距。为了弥补这一差距,我们将通过汇编非洲 "同一健康 "运作方面的现有证据,进行一次系统的摸底调查。我们将从书目数据库、组织网站和谷歌学术中对文献进行全面搜索。在标题和摘要阶段,将根据事先设定的标准对文章进行资格筛选。我们将筛选一个或多个相关记录子集,并将其作为自然语言处理模型的输入。一旦我们验证并确认了模型的准确性,该模型将用于对其余摘要进行分类。全文筛选将由两名团队成员独立完成。我们将对结果进行叙述性综合,描述系统图中的证据基础。专题分析将确定阻碍或支持在非洲实施 "一个健康 "方法的关键因素。我们将使用多种可视化方法探索研究内部和研究之间的关系,突出需要进一步研究的领域。最后,本系统图旨在提供证据基础,以指导未来的干预措施,在非洲进一步实施 "一个健康 "方法。
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