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Table 2 Literature's main findings regarding social-related impacts of OH approach on zoonosis prevention and control

From: Social insights on the implementation of One Health in zoonosis prevention and control: a scoping review

Main findings

Literature support

Integration reflected

Political will from decision-makers with various backgrounds and interests and their political involvement are necessary factors in OH implementation

Johnson et al. [23]; Farag et al. [24]; Degeling et al. [25]; Hermesh et al. [26]; Degeling et al. [53]; Rweyemamu et al. [54]; Landford and Nunn [63], Landford and Nunn [63]

The engagement and participation of multiple disciplines can better support OH implementation

Hermesh et al. [26]; Okello et al. [27]; Hasler et al. [28]; Babo Martins et al. [33]; Barnett et al. [37]; Dzingirai et al. [55]; Coffin et al. [61]; Landford and Nunn [63]

The integration can strengthen the communication between different actors involving in OH implementation, and lead to better understandings and outcomes of related works

Bardosh et al. [14]; Farag et al. [24]; Degeling et al. [25]; Kakkar et al. [29]; Chien [44]; Rweyemamu et al. [54]

Economic impacts

OH approach can directly help with distribution of funds, allocation of resources, and consideration of cost-effectiveness within a health program implementation

Farag et al. [24]; Hasler et al. [28]; Kakkar et al. [29]; Hasler et al. [30]; Torgerson et al. [32]; Landford and Nunn [63]

OH approach can be further expected to alleviate burden of diseases and poverty in the future, even though more direct financial costs might need to be input at the initial stage

Hasler et al. [28]; Kakkar et al. [29]; Torgerson et al. [32]; Babo Martins et al. [33]; Welburn et al. [34]; Zinsstag et al. [35]

Social determinants of health considered by OH

OH approach considers anthropogenic, ecological factors and other social determinants of health related to zoonosis transmissions in-depth and provide more holistic ways to assess and address related risks

Bardosh et al. [14]; Hermesh et al. [26]; Saylors et al. [36]; Barnett et al. [37]; Falzon et al. [38]; Bardosh et al. [39]; Lysaght et al. [40]; Binot et al. [42]; Buttigieg et al. [59]; Bardosh et al. [60]; Coffin et al. [61]

OH approach can fit into different regions and environments by understanding cultural and local contexts, as well as traditional or minority customs

Bardosh et al. [14]; Kakkar et al. [29]; Barnett et al. [37]; Bardosh et al. [39]; Chien [44]; Cunningham et al. [56]; Woldehanna and Zimicki [57]; Yasobant et al. [58]; Bardosh et al. [62]