One Health Guff

08/10/2023

After a long hiatus, One Health Guff is back with a new episode. In this episode of One Health Guff, we engage in a conversation with Dr. Surendra Karki, delving into his illustrious professional journey. Our discussion centers around the significance of the One Health approach in Nepal, identifying the existing gaps within the healthcare system, and gathering valuable insights and motivation for aspiring veterinarians of the future.

01/03/2023

Artificial dummy vs real animal - which one is more expensive?

04/02/2023

We bring you an unadulterated and unfiltered take on the current problems with the veterinary education system in Nepal through the experiences of recent students. We have 4 recent vet graduates with us on this episode discussing on the topic of veterinary education in Nepal. The veterinarians are former central committee members of the Nepal Veterinary Students Association (NVSA) from the current 4 vet schools of Nepal.

Guests:
1. Dr Anjali Nepal (NVSA- AFU, RECOM Coordinator, 2019-20),
Agriculture and Forestry University
2. Dr Chiran Krishna Tiwari (NVSA IAAS, Secretary, 2019-20),
Institute of Agriculture and Animal Science - Tribhuvan University
3. Dr Milan Khanal (NVSA-NPI, President, 2019-20),
Nepal Polytechnic Institute - College of Agriculture, Engineering, Medical & Veterinary Science - Purbanchal University
4. Dr Utsaha Khatri (NVSA-HICAST, Editor-in-chief, 2019-20),
Himalayan College of Agricultural Sciences and Technology - Purbanchal University

The reason we brought you this episode is to have an open discussion about the problems in the veterinary education which we all know but don’t openly talk about. Veterinary education is considered as a foundation of the entire veterinary profession and animal health service, but this foundation has been deteriorating year by year. We all faced the substandard veterinary teaching and wanted for it to get better, but the situation is still the same. We hope this episode will get people aware about the issues and is also a plea towards the current figures of authorities to work in the direction of improving the problematic situation.

We have ex-students from all the vet schools in Nepal, so that we can see an overall picture in different universities and compare/contrast between them. The experiences of the recently graduated young vets help us see the real situation, the prevalent gaps, struggles, challenges and standards of the current veterinary education. In this episode we talk about regularity of classes, course curriculum, university politics, clinical trainings, friendships, examination etc.

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We bring you an unadulterated and unfiltered take on the current problems with the veterinary education system in Nepal through the experiences of recent stu...

30/12/2022

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One Health Guff is a video podcast where we talk about various issues, approaches and ideas regarding veterinary medicine, disease control, public health, wildlife and ecology with the point of view from the One Health Approach in Nepal. The podcast is hosted by Dr. Rakesh Chand, a veterinarian from...

24/12/2022

The theme of this year's World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) 2022 is ‘Preventing Antimicrobial Resistance Together’. With continuation to our first podcast: ‘’Introduction to Antimicrobial Resistance’’, One Health Guff is excited to present our second podcast on ‘’Roles played by Central Veterinary Laboratory to prevent Antimicrobial Resistance’’ through Dr. Tulsi Ram Gompo who is a Veterinary Officer at the Central Veterinary Laboratory (CVL), Tripureshwor, Nepal.

In this segment, we discuss in detail about the roles being played by the CVL to prevent the alarming situation of AMR through active and passive surveillance. Additionally, the podcast also discusses the importance of laboratories set up, training opportunities for human resources working in laboratories, detection of Antimicrobial Residue, the role of the Veterinary Standards and Drug Regulatory Laboratory (VSDRL) along with the main message of how collaborative and interdisciplinary approaches are very much needed to tackle this silent pandemic of Antimircobial Resistance.
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The theme of this year's World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) 2022 is ‘Preventing Antimicrobial Resistance Together’. With continuation to our first po...

09/12/2022

What is ?

07/12/2022

What are drugs?- Dr. Nabin Paudel

06/12/2022

Veterinarians and prescription: Why should Drug Act 2035 be amended?

04/12/2022

Tap into this video to learn about “Antibiotics Discovery VS Developing Resistance”.- by Dr. Nabin Paudel

02/12/2022

Effects of Antibiotic as “Over-the-counter” drugs in Nepal. - Dr. Nabin Paudel

01/12/2022

“A Silent Tsunami: Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)”- Dr. Nabin Paudel.

23/11/2022

On the occasion of the World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) 2022 (18th-24th Nov), we bring you a special episode, “Introduction to Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)”. We have Dr. Nabin Paudel as our AMR expert for the discussion. In this segment, we discuss in detail about AMR (introduction, situation, challenges, global and national scenario), and antibiotics (history, residue, falsified/counterfeit drugs, alternatives, prudent use, and stewardship). We also dive into the Drug Act of Nepal and how veterinarians are still legally not allowed to prescribe any veterinary drugs in Nepal.

This is the first of the two-part special series on the occasion of the WAAW 2022. The theme of this year is ‘Preventing antimicrobial resistance together. Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a threat to humans, animals, plants, and the environment and It affects us all. This is why this year’s theme calls for collaboration across sectors to preserve the efficacy of these critical medicines. Fighting AMR is a truly global endeavor and must be addressed through a One Health approach.
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On the occasion of the World Antimicrobial Awareness Week (WAAW) 2022 (18th-24th Nov), we bring you a special episode, “Introduction to Antimicrobial Resista...

03/11/2022

International One Health Day!

One Health Day is a timely initiative that gives One Health advocates and practitioners around the world a powerful voice for moving beyond provincial approaches to emerging zoonotic infectious diseases, antimicrobial resistance, climate change, environmental pollution, food safety, comparative/ translational medicine, and many other problems, to a holistic, One Health*, way of thinking and acting for the benefit of all living creatures.

One Health Guff is a video podcast where we talk about various issues, approaches, and ideas regarding veterinary medicine, disease control, public health, wildlife, and ecology from the point of view of the One Health Approach in Nepal.

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21/10/2022

Nepal's first on-field operation of Intestinal intussusception in a cow 30 years ago- Professor Dr. DK Singh.

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20/10/2022

Improving Veterinary Teaching hospitals.-Prof. Dr. DK Singh

19/10/2022

Clinical field -A challenge for early career veterinarians by Professor DK Singh.

18/10/2022

Veterinary Telemedicine - Professor Dr. Dinesh Kumar Singh

17/10/2022

Necropsy, a goldmine for veterinarians! - Professor Dr. Dinesh Kumar Singh.