Generalizability of a Comprehensive Workforce-Led Initiative to Support the Health and Safety of Commercial Fishermen in the Northeastern United States

CDC/NIOSH RFA-OH-20-002，商业捕鱼职业安全研究合作社 一致性（U 01） 一个全面的劳动力主导的倡议，以支持健康和安全的普遍性 美国东北部的商业渔民 项目摘要 在2020年和2021年，渔业伙伴关系支持服务（FPSS）评估了多年 渔业发展的“愿景”，以改善商业安全，健康和经济安全 马萨诸塞州的渔民。这项拟议的多方法研究将产生数据知情的指标，以评估 马萨诸塞州计划在其他具有重要商业捕鱼的东北州的普遍性 工业，包括缅因州、新罕布什尔州、罗得岛、康涅狄格州、纽约和新泽西。 具体而言，该项目将评估其他国家商业捕鱼业的以下方面： 东北部各州：（1）有关商业安全、健康和经济安全的关键问题 渔民;（2）现有资产渔民在马萨诸塞州的研究认为有必要维持或 改善安全、健康和经济保障;（3）每个国家商业捕鱼业的能力 各国应采取全面计划，改善其安全、健康和经济保障。它还将 对每个地区商业渔民的健康和行为健康需求进行严格检查， 状态在此过程中，该研究将生成可用于改善安全性，健康和经济性的数据。 保护东北渔民的安全。 该研究将纳入来自多个来源和角度的定性和定量数据，包括 对渔业领导人的采访和对各州渔民的调查。短期成果包括新的 东北渔业的框架或愿景以及总结已知内容的研究简报 每个州的收养准备情况中期成果包括全面了解 商业渔民之间的需求层次;对交叉点的数据驱动理解 安全、健康和经济安全之间的关系将产生新的知识，为全面的政策提供信息， 有效地提高商业渔民的安全和健康。 R2 P将在整个三年赠款期内发生。FPSS导航员和渔业领导者将 提供关键信息提供者的信息，帮助我们传播从这项研究中获得的知识。 在研究过程中开发的产品将有助于确定关键政策和方案， 采取主动行动，并提供数据支持这些行动。在研究结束时，FPSS将传播 调查结果，渔业领导人，其他NIOSH资助的计划，政策制定者和渔业安全研究人员。

CDC/NIOSH RFA-OH-20-002, Commercial Fishing Occupational Safety Research Cooperative Agreement (U01) Generalizability of a Comprehensive Workforce-Led Initiative to Support the Health and Safety of Commercial Fishermen in the Northeastern United States Project Summary Abstract In 2020 and 2021, Fishing Partnership Support Services (FPSS) assessed the feasibility of a multi-year ‘Vision’ developed by the fishing industry to improve the safety, health, and economic security of commercial fishermen in Massachusetts. This proposed, multi-method study will yield data-informed metrics to assess the generalizability of the Massachusetts plan in other Northeastern states with significant commercial fishing industries, including Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey. Specifically, the project will assess the following aspects of the commercial fishing industry in other Northeastern states: (1) key issues concerning the safety, health, and economic security of commercial fishermen; (2) existing assets fishermen in the Massachusetts study deemed necessary for maintaining or improving safety, health, and economic security; and (3) the capacity of the commercial fishing industry in each state to undertake a comprehensive plan to improve its safety, health, and economic security. It will also conduct a rigorous examination of the health and behavioral health needs of commercial fishermen in each state. In doing so, the study will generate data that can be used to improve the safety, health, and economic security of commercial fishermen in the Northeast. The study will incorporate qualitative and quantitative data from multiple sources and perspectives, including interviews with fishing leaders and surveys of fishermen in each state. Short-term outcomes include a new framework or Vision for the Northeastern fishing industry and a research brief that summarizes what is known about the readiness for adoption in each state. Intermediate outcomes include a comprehensive understanding of the hierarchy of needs amongst commercial fishermen; a data-driven understanding of the intersections between safety, health, and economic security will generate new knowledge to inform holistic policies that will be effective in increasing the safety and health of commercial fishermen. R2p will occur throughout the three-year grant period. FPSS Navigators and fishing industry leaders will provide input on key informants to interview and help us disseminate knowledge gained from this study. Products developed in the course of the study will help determine and prioritize key policy and programmatic initiatives to pursue and provide data to support them. At the conclusion of the study, FPSS will disseminate findings to fishing leaders, other NIOSH-funded programs, policy makers, and fishing safety researchers.