ROADS to Health

Viktoria Kundratitz; Karin Rainer; Melissa Hagendorn; Alois Leidwein; Drazen Ignjatovic; Georg Neubauer; Nadine Sturm; Stefanie Lackner; Rainer Prüller; Paul Grohma

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ROADS to Health

Viktoria Kundratitz (Speaker), Karin Rainer, Melissa Hagendorn, Alois Leidwein, Drazen Ignjatovic, Georg Neubauer, Nadine Sturm, Stefanie Lackner, Rainer Prüller, Paul Grohma

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Abstract

The spread and emergence of new pathogens from zoonotic origin intensify the likelihood of a health
crisis. COVID-19 has uncovered shortcomings of national and global mitigation strategies. In Austria,
control measures were at first set up lacking validated backgrounds, exacerbating uncertainty and
mistrust among the population. In response, the project "ROADS to Health" aims to develop a
technological decision-support tool that aims at facilitating holistic and enhanced pandemic management
from a societal perspective. The tool offers potential measures for the selection of decision makers in a
health crisis event and provides the possibility to adapt interventions to the given situation and
anticipated scenarios. The objective is to systematically evaluate valuable lessons learnt from COVID-19
and enhance the implementation of integrated control measures.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Paradigm Shifts for Global One Health
Subtitle of host publication	Greater resilience requires transformation and integration
Editors	Joukje Siebenga, Erika van Gennip
Place of Publication	Wageningen
Chapter	Controlling and Eliminating Zoonotic Diseases
Pages	112
Number of pages	1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.18174/655105
Publication status	Published - 25 Apr 2024
Event	Paradigm Shifts for Global One Health - Wageningen, Wageningen, Netherlands Duration: 23 Apr 2024 → 25 Apr 2024

Conference

Conference	Paradigm Shifts for Global One Health
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Wageningen
Period	23/04/24 → 25/04/24

Research Field

Sustainable & Resilient Society

Keywords

control measures
infectious diseases
digital tooling
social sciences
data utilization
interventions

UN SDGs

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ROADS to Health. / Kundratitz, Viktoria (Speaker); Rainer, Karin; Hagendorn, Melissa et al.
Paradigm Shifts for Global One Health: Greater resilience requires transformation and integration. ed. / Joukje Siebenga; Erika van Gennip. Wageningen, 2024. p. 112.

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