Development of a web-based traceback tool: Traceability Regulatory Collaboration

摘要 食品和药物管理局(FDA)，监管事务办公室(ORA)已经 宣布将根据Limited授予的合作协议的可用性 促进长期改善的竞争，以促进长期改善 国家食品安全体系，通过建设国家、地方、部落和 属地食品安全机构承担检验、检查和 根据《食品和药物管理局法案》第702条进行的调查和相关的食品安全活动。 作为州食品和饲料监管实体，明尼苏达州农业部 (丙二醛)有资格申请本合作协议。MDA寻求改进 应对食源性疾病暴发的能力和能力 管理对需要产品跟踪的调查的响应的创新战略 或进行追溯调查，以确定疫情的源头。这将是 通过建立基于Web的可追溯性系统的业务需求来实现 基于地方、州和联邦食品安全实体的需求；进行 基线评估和建立用于评估追溯和疫情爆发的指标 反应；测量和比较系统前后的反应 实施；开发基于网络的追溯系统；开发培训 使用该系统进行调查管理的材料；完成数据交换 系统和FDA之间的关系；使用 系统；以及传播系统实施指南、相关培训 材料，以及对全国其他食品安全实体的最佳实践指导。 食品和药物管理局广泛参与州和国家改善食品安全体系的努力。 它将与联邦、州和地方食品安全实体建立这些伙伴关系，并 学术机构；专业协会(AFDO、IAFP、NEHA等)； 明尼苏达州食品安全和国防特别工作组等州倡议；以及国家 倡议，包括食品和药物管理局快速反应小组和食品伙伴关系 保护，进行这些能力和能力的改进，并分享进步 在全国范围内的这些领域。

Abstract The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Office of Regulatory Affairs (ORA) has announced the availability of cooperative agreements to be awarded under Limited Competition to facilitate long-term improvements to facilitate long-term improvements to the national food safety system by building the capacity of state, local, tribal, and territorial food safety agencies to undertake examinations, inspections, and investigations and related food safety activities under section 702 of the FD&C Act. As a state food and feed regulatory entity, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) is eligible to apply for this Cooperative Agreement. MDA seeks to improve capability and capacity to respond to foodborne illness outbreaks by developing innovative strategies to manage response to investigations that require product tracing or a traceback investigation to determine the source of an outbreak. This will be accomplished by establishing business requirements for a web-based tracebility system based on the needs of local, state, and federal food safety entities; conducting a baseline assessment and establishing metrics for assessing a traceback and outbreak response; measuring and comparing the responses pre- and post-system implementation; developing a web-based traceback system; developing training materials for investigation management using the system; completing a data exchange between the system and FDA; hosting a multi-jurisdictional tabletop exercise using the system; and disseminating a system implementation guide, associated training materials, and best practice guidance to other food safety entities across the nation. MDA is broadly engaged in state and national efforts to improve the food safety system. It will employ these partnerships with federal, state, and local food safety entities and academic institutions; professional associations (AFDO, IAFP, NEHA, among others); state initiatives like the Minnesota Food Safety and Defense Task Force; and national initiatives, including the FDA Rapid Response Teams and Partnership for Food Protection, to make these capability and capacity improvements and to share advances in these areas nation-wide.