FDA Vet-LIRN Infrastructure Support for Ohio ADDL

俄亥俄州农业部(ODA)的这项提案是对资金的回应 美国食品和药物管理局发布的机会公告(FOA)PAR-22-063 (FDA)兽医中心(CVM)兽医实验室调查和 响应网络(VET-LIRN)。该项目名为《FDA Vet-LIRN基础设施支持 为俄亥俄州的Addl.“ 来自oda的动物疾病诊断实验室(ADTL)的这项建议解决了 以下是主要项目领域： 1.参与FDA/Vet-LIRN样品分析。样本可以通过以下方式收集 联邦、州或地方实体。 2.通过以下方式提供分析数据，以支持潜在的监管用途： A.使用标准化方法、设备平台和报告方法 (标准化分析工作表和电子结果报告)。 B.参加由 VPO。 C.调查VPO要求的消费者报告案例 D.实施标准化的质量管理体系 VPO确定的实验室。 3.参与其他研究和特殊项目，如小规模 方法开发和/或方法验证和矩阵扩展的工作方式 由VPO确定。 ADL准备加强兽医诊断实验室的协调 通过支持研究和能力，与国家食品安全系统有关的努力 在案件调查期间建立，包括化学、微生物、病理或 其他复杂的分析，以帮助确定潜在的掺假或污染情况 动物性食品或动物性药物。具体地说，这一赠款机会支持 网络实验室应对案件侦查需求。这包括支持 培训、质量保证流程、熟练程度练习和数据共享以支持 发展兽医诊断实验室。ADDL还计划利用资金 扩大其国际标准化组织17025的范围，以实现这些目标。

This proposal from the Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) is in response to Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) PAR-22-063 from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) Veterinary Laboratory Investigation and Response Network (Vet-LIRN). The project is titled “FDA Vet-LIRN Infrastructure Support for Ohio ADDL.” This proposal from ODA’s Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory (ADDL) addresses the following key project areas: 1. Participation in FDA/Vet-LIRN sample analysis. Samples could be collected by Federal, State, or local entities. 2. Providing analytical data to support potential regulatory use through: a. Use of standardized methods, equipment platforms, and reporting methods (standardized analytical worksheets and electronic results reporting). b. Participation in proficiency testing and method training provided by the VPO. c. Investigating consumer report cases requested by VPO d. Implementation of standardized quality management systems for laboratories as determined by the VPO. 3. Participation in additional research and special projects such as small-scale method development and/or method validation and matrix extension work as determined by the VPO. The ADDL is prepared to strengthen coordination of veterinary diagnostic laboratory efforts as related to the national food safety system by supporting research and capacity building during case investigations, including chemical, microbiological, pathological, or other complex analyses to help determine cases of potential adulteration or contamination of animal foods or animal drugs. Specifically, this grant opportunity supports the ability of network laboratories to respond to case investigation needs. This includes support for training, quality assurance processes, proficiency exercises, and data sharing to support development of veterinary diagnostic laboratories. The ADDL also plans to utilize funds to expand its ISO 17025 scope to achieve these goals.