Expansion of the New Hampshire Occupational Health Surveillance Program VTF

项目摘要 这项申请的主要目的是扩大新的国家职业健康监测能力。 汉普郡，通过深入分析，以1）评估工作场所受伤，疾病， 残疾、死亡、危险和暴露，2）解决州和NIOSH计划后续活动的优先事项， 包括更深入的监测和推广，预防和干预，重点是成人铅 监测、阿片类药物过量和自杀死亡率监测、传染病健康信息学，以及 3）扩大监测活动，包括分析非常规数据来源 来自其他机构和组织，包括商业机动车碰撞数据和劳工部 4）通过收集行业数据，确定风险最大的工人和职业， 职业和工作状况，通过收集行业和职业中的行为危险因素 监测系统、死亡数据、癌症发病率数据、青少年危险行为调查、职业中毒 5）与公共卫生和非公共卫生组织建立伙伴关系，以协助发展 工作场所干预措施和政策的建议，包括NH地区OSHA办公室，NH非营利组织和 NH卫生部专注于预防工作场所的物质使用障碍和自杀， 为重返工作岗位的母乳喂养母亲制定哺乳支持计划，以及6）制定方法， 扩大职业健康监测的能力，包括发展核心残疾 人口概况和指标，对毒物行业和职业的收集和编码的评价 中心数据，并探索用于监测成人和儿童铅病例的独特数据集， 使用NH综合征监测系统监测热和冷损伤。产出包括出版物 通过在国家、地区和州的报告和文章中介绍监测和研究工作， 会议，并通过教育和培训材料。加强国际合作的方法和准则 将共享职业健康监测。中期成果包括确定优先事项的能力 通过分析各种职业健康指标，制定预防战略; 更全面的数据集和传播更准确和详细的信息， 我们的利益相关者和其他对数据感兴趣的人使用职业健康数据;以及推广 工作场所预防战略，减少工作场所疾病、伤害、死亡和/或 危险暴露和支持在建筑物中纳入职业健康状况/指标的政策 有证据表明，预防和健康促进工作的实施更具包容性。

PROJECT SUMMARY The primary aim of this application is to expand state-based capacity for occupational health surveillance in New Hampshire, through in-depth analysis to 1) Assess the extent and severity of workplace injuries, illnesses, disability, deaths, hazards and exposures, 2) Address state and NIOSH program priorities for follow-up activities, including more in-depth surveillance and outreach, prevention, and intervention focused on adult lead surveillance, opioid overdose and suicide mortality surveillance, infectious disease health informatics, and productive aging and work, 3) Expand surveillance activities to include analysis of unconventional data sources from other agencies and organizations, including commercial motor vehicle crash data and Department of Labor first reports of injury, 4) Identify workers and occupations at greatest risk through data collection of industry, occupation, and work status through collection of industry and occupation in the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, death data, cancer incidence data, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, occupational poisoning data, 5) Develop partnerships with public health and non-public health organizations to assist in developing recommendations for workplace interventions and policies, including NH Area OSHA office, NH nonprofits and the NH Health Department focused on prevention of substance use disorders and suicides in the workplace and lactation support programs for breastfeeding mothers returning to work, and 6) Develop methodologies and capacity for expanded occupational health surveillance, including the development of a core disability demographic profile and indicators, an evaluation of collection and coding of industry and occupation in poison center data, and exploration of unique data sets for surveillance of adult and childhood lead cases, and for surveillance of heat and cold injuries using the NH syndromic surveillance system. Outputs include publication of surveillance and research efforts in reports and articles, through presentations at national, regional, and state conferences and meetings, and through education and training materials. Methods and guidelines for enhanced occupational health surveillance will be shared. Intermediate outcomes include the ability to identify priority areas for prevention strategies through analysis of a variety of occupational health indicators; the development of more comprehensive data sets and dissemination of more accurate and detailed information, an increased use of occupational health data by our stakeholders and others who have an interest in the data; and promotion of pprevention strategies in the workplace, leading to a reduction in workplace illnesses, injuries, fatalities, and/or hazardous exposures and a support of policies that incorporate occupational health status/indicators in building evidence for a more inclusive implementation of prevention and health promotion efforts.