Fedik Abdul Rantam and Pudji Srianto and Mufasirin and Suwarno (2017) The Role of Human, Animal, Environment to Maintain Ecosystem as Global Food Security. Proceeding ASAIHL Conference 2017 Better Life Expectancy Through Education Research and Innovation. pp. 130-133.

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Abstract

Emerging and reemerging disease for animal in Indonesia still appear for every year. These diseases not only caused by viral disease like Avian Influenza, Malaria, Rabies, but there are some kind of other infectious disease like bacterial disease as well as brucellosis, anthrax's, tuberculosis (TBC) and also parasitic disease like toxoplasmosis. These way model prevention of emerging and reemerging disease in Indonesia more important role, although base on the globally of infectious disease on two years ago have founded new infectious disease, that call Zika virus in Brazilian become large problem in the world. The veterinarian profession is a valued partner for their comprehensive education and expertise within healthcare professional networks and respected leaders in multidisciplinary teams. In the 21st century global food security and access to safe water are concerns. In the one health approach are for establishing guidance and policy, and approach relies on disciplines amongst other welfare, health, economics, social and environmental science. One Health concept is a worldwide strategy for expanding interdisciplinary collaborations and communications in all aspects of health care for humans, animals and the environment. This approach model have been done and realized at our university through collaboration between some research center at the university, and were combined between program in regional, national government and international. Key Words: Emerging and reemerging disease, preventing, one health concepts, multidisciplinary teams

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