Industry-Foodborne Illness Investigation Training: A Collaborative Training Model

项目摘要 国家环境卫生协会（NEHA）为您提供以下建议 通过“加强食品安全机构保护公众健康的能力建设， 对《联邦食品、药品和化妆品法》第1008节下通知的回复 (FD&C）法案或食品召回“（U18）合作协议计划。资助机会 公告编号RFA-FD-12-026（以下简称能力建设公告）。 NEHA坚信，实现改善食源性疾病检测的中心租户 应对措施是加强监管机构之间的沟通、合作和协调 以及直接接触食品和公众的零售食肆。 在与行业合作伙伴的合作下，NEHA开发并推出了几个为期一天的， 面对面的研讨会，行业食源性疾病调查培训（I-FIIT）。的 研讨会旨在通过确定行业和 公共卫生的作用和责任，建立和实施控制措施， 最佳实践，并简要介绍召回行动。 NEHA寻求每年100，000美元的援助（共三年）， 该协议修改和重组其目前的I-FIIT研讨会，以整合一个更强有力的重点， 关于应对不安全食品和加强有效处理召回的能力， 利用FDA的FREE-B案例研究和桌面练习开展召回活动。的 修订后的课程将在下文中称为I-FIIT-召回响应（I-FIIT-RR）研讨会。 将对行业和监管机构进行需求评估，以确定 回顾和追溯知识和经验， 修订培训课程。更新的培训将在NEHA的年度教育中提供 会议，定于2013年6月在华盛顿举行。精选食品的额外培训 安全会议和培训培训师（TtT）组成部分，以确保长期可持续性 如果资金允许，该计划将在随后几年提供。

Project Summary The National Environmental Health Association (NEHA) submits the following proposal for your consideration through "Building the Capacity of Food Safety Entities to Protect Public Health in Response to a Notification under Section 1008 of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic (FD&C) Act or a Recall of Foods" (U18) Cooperative Agreement Program. Funding Opportunity Announcement Number RFA-FD-12-026 (hereafter, Capacity Building Announcement). NEHA strongly believes that a central tenant to achieving improved foodborne illness detection and response is enhanced communication, cooperation and coordination between regulators and the retail food establishments that have direct contact with food products and the public. In collaboration with industry partners, NEHA has developed and presented several one-day, face-to-face workshops, Industry-Foodborne Illness Investigation Training (I-FIIT). The workshop is designed to clarify and expedite investigation response by identifying industry and public health roles and responsibilities, establishing and implementing control measures based on best practices and briefly covering recall actions. NEHA seeks assistance in the amount of $100,000 per year (for a total of three years) under this agreement to revise and restructure its current I-FIIT workshop to integrate a stronger focus on response to unsafe foods and enhanced capacity to handle recalls effectively with practical application of recall activities utilizing FDA's FREE-B case studies and tabletop exercises. The revised course will be referred to hereafter as I-FIIT-Recall Response (I-FIIT-RR) workshop. A needs assessment to industry and regulators will be undertaken to determine a baseline of recall and traceback knowledge and experience and identify gaps to be addressed in the revised training curriculum. The updated training will be offered at NEHA's Annual Education Conference, to be held in Washington DC in June, 2013. Additional trainings at select food safety conferences and a Train the Trainer (TtT) component to ensure long-term sustainability of the program would be provided in subsequent years if funding allows.