Table 1.
Survey questions and statements.
| Topics/Subtopics | |
|---|---|
| Demographic Characteristics: | |
| 1 | State your age |
| 2 | Select your gender |
| 3 | Select the university with which you are affiliated |
| Beliefs and Attitudes (Rated on a 5-Point Likert Scale): | |
| 4 | One Health is an important approach that will shape the veterinary/animal health profession |
| 5 | As a veterinarian, it is my duty to promote the One Health approach |
| 6 | There are enough practical frameworks for veterinarians to follow or promote issues about One Health |
| 7 | It is important that my contribution to control/treat zoonoses will bring about a good outcome for my patient (the animal) |
| 8 | It is important that my contribution to control/treat zoonoses will bring about a good outcome for my client (the human) |
| 9 | I have a good understanding of antimicrobial stewardship guidelines for veterinarians |
| 10 | I have a good understanding of protecting myself and my staff (personal biosecurity) from potential zoonotic diseases in the workplace |
| Animal–Human Interprofessional Collaboration (Rated on a 5-Point Likert Scale): | |
| 11 | Veterinarians are better equipped and more knowledgeable than physicians in understanding and approaching zoonotic cases |
| 12 | Having a human health referral system to consult veterinarians’ animal-related knowledge will bring about positive changes to human health |
| 13 | I am willing to collaborate with physicians to manage zoonotic cases that affect both my animal patients and human clients |
| 14 | I am willing to collaborate with physicians to manage zoonotic cases that affect the human client only (e.g., provide advice for a client who contracted Salmonella infection from handling a pet reptile) |
| 15 | I am knowledgeable enough to provide advice to human clients about preventing zoonotic diseases commonly transmitted from companion animals |
| 16 | A veterinarian should always ask clients if there are any immune-compromised and immune-deficient members living with the animal as part of the basic information |
| 17 | A veterinarian should always ask clients if there are any pregnant, young or elderly members living with the animal as part of the basic information |
| 18 | It is an important part of my future work to provide advice to clients about preventing zoonotic diseases commonly transmitted from companion animals |
| Self-Efficacy in the Following Situations (Rated on a 5-Point Likert Scale): | |
| 19 | Your ability to diagnose common companion animal zoonotic diseases during consultation |
| 20 | Your ability to diagnose common production animal zoonotic diseases during consultation |
| 21 | Your ability to diagnose common wildlife animal zoonotic diseases during consultation |