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Resilience Ontologies in Veterinary Science: How They Shape the Way We Address Resilience. [PDF]

Vet Sci
Keens Caballero H, Browning H, Lambton S, Maye D, Roe E.   +4 more
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River transport of cattle in northern Brazil - a systematic review. [PDF]

Trop Anim Health Prod
da Silva WC, Rebelo da Silva ÉB, Ferreira de Souza IM, Pinto VS, Paixão Vilela LG, Lima Sousa CE, da Silva TN, Silva Souza AD, de Sousa Cunha JP, Gomes de Castro VC, Colares Camargo-Júnior RN, de Andrade RL, de Lima JS, Ximenes Silva LK, Maciel E Silva AG, Brito Lourenço Júnior J, Rodrigues da Silva JA, Nadai Bonin Gomes M, de Araújo CV.   +18 more
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One Welfare – a platform for improving human and animal welfare

Veterinary Record, 2016
Adopting the concept of One Welfare could help to improve animal welfare and human wellbeing worldwide, argue Rebeca García Pinillos, Michael Appleby, Xavier Manteca, Freda Scott‐Park, Charles Smith and Antonio ...
R García, Pinillos, M C, Appleby, X, Manteca, F, Scott-Park, C, Smith, A, Velarde   +5 more
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Consultation to define a One Welfare framework

Veterinary Record, 2017
WE are conducting a survey to determine a global definition and conceptual framework for One Welfare. The proposed framework recognises the multifaceted aspects of the One Welfare concept and establishes a tool for …
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Women, welfare, and work: One view of the debate

Nursing Outlook, 1998
Abstract The high rate of women living in poverty and participating in programs such as income assistance, food stamps, and Medicaid health insurance is tied to their unique, gender-based obligation to care for others without compensation. It is important that nurses, who work in a field traditionally conceptualized as women's work, understand and ...
C, Schroeder, D, Ward
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One Health and One Welfare

2021
Joann M. Lindenmayer, Gretchen E. Kaufman   +1 more
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One Welfare

Veterinary Record, 2015
R Garcia, Pinillos, M C, Appleby, F, Scott-Park, C W, Smith   +3 more
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“Welfare Is Everybody’s Responsibility”—or No One’s?

The neoliberal university, by commodifying and individualising learning, teaching and research, has been linked to growing mental health issues and presents many challenges for delivering adequate mental health services. We use concepts of critical geographies, including mutual aid, as a framework to explore the potential of Mental Health First Aid ...
Kent, Aimee, Coen, Stephanie E., Clare, Nick   +2 more
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One welfare: links between animal welfare and farmer welfare

Policy BriefingOne welfare: links between animal welfare and farmer ...
Lamont, Kate, Jessiman, Lesley
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One Welfare, One Health, One Stress: Humans and Other Animals

2019
In this chapter, the need for scientific study of stress and welfare is explained. The imprecise use of terms, especially stress, is described and reasons for some of the problems in understanding the concepts are discussed. It is argued that there is a requirement for further analysis of the concepts, and especially careful synthesis of current ideas.
Donald M. Broom, Ken G. Johnson
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