New Mexico Occupational Health Surveillance Program

项目摘要 新墨西哥州职业健康监测计划（NMOHSP）已经存在， 已经超过17年了该程序收集、编译和分析来自多个来源的数据， 使用它们来识别和解决工人安全和健康方面的问题。NMOHSP是 有助于将职业病和职业伤害列入应通报情况清单 在新墨西哥州。NMOHSP收集、生成和解释24项职业健康 指标，接收和分析工人的赔偿和出院数据，并已 确保行业和职业问题是国家行为风险因素的一部分 每年的监控系统。NMOHSP工作人员进行深入的案件调查， 向新墨西哥州毒物和药物信息中心报告的职业性毒素暴露， 成人血铅水平升高，以及工作场所的死亡或受伤， 媒体自2019冠状病毒病大流行开始以来，NMOHSP一直帮助传染病 疾病流行病学局（IDEB）收集和分析职业数据， COVID-19病例，以及新墨西哥州职业健康与安全管理局（NM OSHA）识别有多个COVID-19病例的工作场所，以便快速干预。在 在目前的基础附加应用程序中，NMOHSP建议继续进行基础 具体侧重于标准化协议和提供明确文件的活动， 规划，这将使该计划，以提高能力和有效性。NMOHSP有一个 要发挥更大的作用和影响，充分发挥潜力，最好的办法是进行认真规划， 组织与评价。此外，NMOHSP将分析COVID-19病例数据， 职业和行业，并使用调查结果发布一份公开报告，包括优先事项清单 这些行业和职业似乎处于高风险之中。与NM密切合作 OSHA，该报告将用于制定行业/职业特定的预防指南， 呼吸道传染病在工作场所传播。这种指导是非常必要的，不仅 对于目前的COVID-19工作，但对于未来的大流行，甚至减少的影响， 季节性流感最后，NMOHSP将与新墨西哥州卫生部合作， 部落联络办公室关于有效沟通和 与国家的土著主权国家建立伙伴关系。

Project Summary The New Mexico Occupational Health Surveillance Program (NMOHSP) has been in existence for over 17 years. The program collects, compiles and analyzes data from many sources and uses them to identify and address areas of concern for worker safety and health. NMOHSP was instrumental in the addition of occupational illnesses and injury to the list of notifiable conditions in the state of New Mexico. NMOHSP collects, generates and interprets 24 Occupational Health Indicators, receives and analyzes workers' compensation and hospital discharge data, and has ensured that industry and occupation questions are a part of the state's Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System every year. NMOHSP staff carry out in-depth case investigations for occupational exposure to toxins reported to New Mexico Poison and Drug Information Center, elevated blood lead levels in adults, and deaths or injuries in the workplace reported in the media. Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, NMOHSP has aided the Infectious Disease Epidemiology Bureau (IDEB) with the collection and analysis of occupational data on COVID-19 cases, and the New Mexico Occupational Health and Safety Administration (NM OSHA) in identifying workplaces with multiple COVID-19 cases to allow for quick intervention. In the current Fundamental Plus application, NMOHSP proposes to continue fundamental activities with a specific focus on standardizing protocols and providing clear documentation and planning that will allow the program to increase capacity and effectiveness. NMOHSP has a growing role and impact and meeting full potential can best be achieved with careful planning, organization and evaluation. In addition, NMOHSP will analyze the COVID-19 case data on occupational and industry and use the findings to release a public report, including a priority list of industries and occupations who appear to be at elevated risk. In close partnership with NM OSHA, this report will be used to develop industry/occupation specific guidance on prevention of respiratory infectious disease spread in the workplace. This guidance is greatly needed, not only for current COVID-19 efforts, but for future pandemics, and even to decrease the impact of seasonal influenza. Lastly, NMOHSP will work with the New Mexico Department of Health's Office of the Tribal Liaison on a comprehensive long-term plan for effective communication and partnership with the state's indigenous sovereign nations.