ICYMI: Governor Sherrill, Attorney General Davenport, Health Commissioner Issue Statement After Health Inspectors Are Prevented from Conducting a Full Inspection - NJ.gov

The One Health Assessment Tool (OHAT) was developed by FAO as a national-level self-assessment tool to assess the implementation of the One Health approach across four sectors: human health, animal health, wildlife, and the environment. The assessment results are used to identify gaps, prioritize actions, and develop targeted recommendations to strengthen One Health implementation. The findings also serve as a baseline for future assessments, enabling countries to track progress over time against agreed actions and commitments. The tool evaluates One Health implementation through ten core One Health indicators, examining the extent to which these indicators are addressed within the technical areas of work of the action tracks of the One Health Joint Plan of Action (OH JPA). The results of OHAT are part of a national OH situation analysis, contribute to the national One Health country profiles, and inform national One Health implementation and programming. Coinciding with the celebration of One Health Day on 3 November, the regional Training of Facilitators seeks to strengthen regional capacity for the effective facilitation and implementation of the One Health Assessment Tool.

Peel Public Health inspectors ordered Lhasa Ink Tattoos to stop tattooing services. In another inspection, Tina’s Spa & Salon received a conditional pass.

York Region Public Health inspectors charged The Barber Shop at CF Markville during a Sept. 9 inspection.