One Health Approach to Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever Control in Indonesia: A Systematic Review

Indonesia is an endemic area of Dengue Haemorrhagic Fever (DHF). The prevalence of DHF is increased each year. Some programmes and control efforts have been performed, but still not showing significant changes. This study aimed to analyze the information in the literature about DHF control using One Health approaches. This study uses systematic review analysis. The information was collected using EndNote program from various sources, such as Springer and PubMed. Other sources were such as an article from libraries, national and international health reports and published in the last five years. One Health is a global strategy to develop collaboration and communication of interdisciplinary in the health care aspect. In the DHF control, one health approach can explain the position of human, animal, and environment. DHF has multi-factor causes, among others virological factors, vector spreading, the environment and human factors. Some efforts to address the DHF problem during this time are controlling DHF vectors, mosquito nest eradication, health promotion and community action. One Health approach will manage the strategy of the health workforce in multidisciplinary and others community to providing health service and collaborate to control all factors in the DHF.