NYC Fire Dept. Data Coordinating Ctr for WTC Medicals

描述：纽约市消防局（FDNY）于2001年9月11日对世界贸易中心（WTC）做出了回应，尽管有大量人员受伤和难以置信的损失（343名FDNY救援人员在当天死亡），但从2001年9月11日起，消防局继续提供救援、恢复和清理服务，直到2002年6月该网站正式关闭。在这次行动中，几乎所有纽约消防局的救援人员都暴露了。2001年10月，美国疾病控制与预防中心资助了纽约消防局卫生服务局的世贸中心医疗监测计划，为纽约消防局救援人员（消防员、急救人员和官员；在职人员和最近退休人员）提供即时医疗监测。提交数据和协调中心提案的FDNY团队实际上是数据和协调中心

DESCRIPTION: The Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY) responded to the World Trade Center (WTC) on 9/11/01 & despite numerous injuries & incredible losses (343 FDNY rescue workers died that day) continued to provide rescue, recovery & clean-up services from 9/11/01 until the site officially closed on 6/2002. During this effort, nearly the entire FDNY rescue workforce was exposed. In October 2001, the CDC funded the FDNY Bureau of Health Services' WTC Medical Monitoring Program to provide immediate medical monitoring for FDNY rescue workers (Firefighters, EMS workers & Officers; incumbents & recent retirees). The team at FDNY submitting this Data & Coordinating Center Proposal has been the de facto Data & Coordinating Center for the existing FDNY-WTC Medical Monitoring Program (DCC-FDNY-WTC) Our response to RFA-OH-04-004 builds on the results of our successful FDNY Bureau of Health Services' WTC Medical Monitoring Program. Continuation of the current FDNY Data & Coordinating Center is an essential part of the overall program for the long-term medical monitoring of FDNY rescue workers (incumbent & retirees) who responded to & worked during the World Trade Center attack, rescue & recovery site. Based ion our prior work in collecting, analyzing and publishing this data while maintaining patient privacy and confidentiality as well as the strength of our collaborations with the many other VVTC investigators, we believe we are best suited for the continuation of this program. FDNY rescue personnel also agree as over 84% of those eligible have come to us for their medical monitoring and to date we have evaluated (CC activity) and analyzed (DCC activity) 12,766 FDNY rescue workers. Continued medical monitoring and clinical services remains essential to our patients as they continue to suffer from respiratory and mental health problems.