The Development of Implementation Rabies Free Zone in the Community Participation in Thapra Subdistric Municipality Mueang, Khon Kaen
Keywords:
Participatory Action Research, Best Practice, Surveillance,, Prevention, Control RabiesAbstract
This research aims to study the operation and to develop the best practice in the surveillance, prevention and control rabies in Thapra Subdistric Municipality, Mueang Khon Kaen, Thailand. Participatory action research (PAR) was used with two processing cycles using OH-Smart tools. The total of 15 network partners and 200 stakeholders participate in this study. The quantitative analysis included frequency and percentages. Content analysis was used for qualitative analysis. The finding showed new insights into the concept of integration into the best practice with 3 excellent activities: 1) the establishment of the center of the shelter for stray animals 2) the establishment of the group of one health watch volunteers (Por Dee Dee Thapra), and 3) the establishment of the center of one health surveillance community called “3S Thapra Model”.
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