THE ROLE OF DATABASES IN ANIMAL HEALTH AND DIGITAL MANAGEMENT APPROACHES

In the modern era, the digital management of animal diseases plays a critical role in shaping strategies essential for public health, food safety, and economic stability. This study examines the central role of databases in this context, emphasizing how information technologies—particularly structured databases—have evolved into multifunctional tools for predicting disease dynamics, enhancing diagnostic capabilities, and enabling proactive management. By focusing on strategic integration, the research highlights the growing importance of data-driven approaches in the early detection and control of infectious diseases, especially zoonotic threats, within both veterinary and public health frameworks. The study further underscores how digital infrastructures support decision-making processes, improve surveillance systems, and contribute to sustainable agricultural development.