Farm Equipment-Motor Vehicle Crash Prevention Conference (FEMVCPC).
Farm Equipment-Motor Vehicle Crash Prevention Conference (FEMVCPC).
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农业设备-机动车辆碰撞预防会议（FEMVCPC）。
DOI：
10.1080/10599241003627144
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发表时间：
2010
影响因子：
2.4
通讯作者：
Madsen,MurrayD
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作者：
Petrea,RobertE;Madsen,MurrayD
在2009年11月举行的第八届中西部农村农业安全与健康年度论坛上的这次全体会议的发言，描述了今年早些时候举行的一次会议，会议的重点是与在公共道路上移动农业设备相关的危害和风险。2009年3月在爱荷华州得梅因举行的农业设备-机动车碰撞预防会议（FEMVCPC）吸引了来自13个州的54名与会者进行介绍和讨论。数据显示，在大平原农业卫生中心的九个州地区，每年发生1100多起农业设备车祸，记录了农业生产者的担忧。会议形式允许从广泛的角度进行介绍，并为两个级别的核心会议提供了讨论时间。第一级是按专业划分的党团会议（例如，州机构、治安官/公路巡警、驾驶员教育人员、农民、零售商/制造商）。第二级预选会议聚集了来自各自州的个人，考虑相对于第一级预选会议确定的每个领域正在做什么和可以做什么。会议的最终成果是一个具体的行动计划，每个州集团将在他们的州倡导和提出。对每个州组进行的现场和为期6个月的后续评估表明，会议内容增加了参与者的知识，并为他们提供了新的内容，可用于当前和未来的州计划。同样重要的是，与会者利用会议内容来促进对农业道路运输问题的兴趣、新的合作和具体项目规划。
This plenary talk at the eighth annual Midwest Rural Agricultural Safety and Health Forum, November 2009, described a conference held earlier in the year focusing on the hazards and risks associated with moving agricultural equipment on public roads. The Farm Equipment-Motor Vehicle Crash Prevention Conference (FEMVCPC), March 2009, Des Moines, Iowa, drew 54 participants representing 13 states for presentations and discussions. Data showing that over 1100 farm equipment-motor vehicle crashes occur annually in the Great Plains Center for Agricultural Health's nine-state region document agricultural producer stated concerns. The conference format allowed for presentations from a wide range of perspectives and provided discussion time for caucusing at two levels. The first level involved caucus by specialty (e.g., state agencies, sheriff/highway patrol, driver educators, farmers, retailers/manufacturers). The second level caucuses gathered individuals from their respective states to consider what is being done and what could be done relative to each area identified in the first level caucuses. The final product of the conference was a specific action plan each state group would advocate and bring forward in their state. On-site and 6-month follow-up evaluations with each state group indicated that the conference content increased participant knowledge and provided them with new content to use in current and future state programs. As important is the finding that participants have used conference content to foster interest, new collaborations, and specific project planning related to agricultural roadway transportation issues.