Southeast Center for Agricultural Health and Injury Prevention

东南部农业卫生与伤害预防中心 项目摘要/摘要 大学东南农业健康与伤害预防中心(SCAHIP) 提议继续其作为NIOSH中心之一的悠久历史 2022-2027年的农业安全和健康。该中心成立于1992年，根据一项土地出让协议成立 大学校园，提供来自农业学院的多学科合作， 工程学、公共卫生、教育、医学、护理和合作推广服务 来自东南部的大学。我们提出了6个研究核心项目：大专- 社区安全农场管理员和倡导者计划；木材安全资源中心：减少 阿巴拉契亚中部伐木灾害的实施和传播 采伐作业安全健康管理体系；农民心理健康 东南部地区：社区联网、接入和支持农民福祉； 粮食暴露风险评估与呼吸系统疾病预防 生产；农林间媒介传播疾病的评估和预防 工人；以及试点/可行性方案。该中心的主题是“多学科伙伴关系 改善东南部的农业安全和健康“的特点是我们强调 为脆弱的农业人口提供服务，同时解决持续农业和新兴农业问题 安全方面的考虑。该中心服务的地区将继续是东南部的9个州 Al、GA、KY、MS、NC、SC、TN、VA和WV。该中心将评估其对以下方面的影响 农林部门的优先事项和NIOSH战略目标：预防伤害 防止农场不安全的设备和工作做法；减少伐木伤害和 提供关于精神卫生资源和支助的培训和信息； 农业人口；减少接触谷物引起呼吸道疾病的风险 粉尘暴露；监测和减少病媒传播疾病的风险。通过我们的 试点/可行性、外展和新兴问题计划我们将与我们的许多 跨学科伙伴继续解决我们区域的各种问题。这个 该中心得益于多伦多大学多所学院的强有力的机构支持 以及与其他许多大学的研究人员和合作伙伴的合作， 专业组织，以及东南部的农场和林业家庭。世界银行的一个主要目标 SCAHIP领导人将为下一代做好准备，让他们享受更安全、更健康的工作 该地区的农场和森林。

Southeast Center for Agricultural Health and Injury Prevention Project Summary/Abstract The Southeast Center for Agricultural Health and Injury Prevention (SCAHIP) at the University of Kentucky proposes to continue its long history of serving as one of the NIOSH Centers for Agricultural Safety and Health for 2022-2027. The Center, founded in 1992 on a land-grant university campus, provides multidisciplinary collaboration from colleges of agriculture, engineering, public health, education, medicine, nursing and the Cooperative Extension Service from universities in the Southeast. We propose 6 Research Core projects: Postsecondary- Community Safe Farm Steward & Advocate Program; Timber Safe Resource Center: Reduction of Central Appalachian Logging Hazards through the Implementation and Diffusion of a Tested Logging Operations Safety and Health Management System; Farmer Mental Health in the Southeast Region: Community Networking, Access and Support for Farmer Well-being; Exposure Risk Assessment and Respiratory Disease Prevention Associated with Grain Production; Vector-borne Disease Assessment and Prevention among Farmers and Forestry Workers; and a Pilot/Feasibility Program. The Center’s theme, “Multidisciplinary partnerships to improve agricultural safety and health in the Southeast,” is distinguished by our emphasis on serving vulnerable farm populations while addressing persistent and emerging agricultural safety concerns. The region served by the Center will continue to be 9 southeastern states of AL, GA, KY, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA and WV. The Center will evaluate its impact on the following priorities and NIOSH Strategic Goals in the agriculture and forestry sector: prevention of injuries from unsafe equipment and work practices on farms; a reduction in logging injuries and fatalities; providing training and information on resources and support for mental health among the agriculture population; reduction in exposures and risks for respiratory diseases from grain dust exposure; and surveillance and risk reduction for vector-borne diseases. Through our Pilot/Feasibility, Outreach, and Emerging Issues program we will work with our many interdisciplinary partners to continue address a wide variety of problems in our regions. The Center benefits from strong institutional support from multiple colleges within the University of Kentucky and collaboration with researchers and partners at many other universities, professional organizations, and farm and forestry families in the Southeast. A major goal of the SCAHIP leaders is to prepare the next generation for enjoying safer and healthier work on our region’s farms and forests.