Retail Food Safety Regulation Association Collaboration (U18) [Clinical Trial Not Allowed]
零售食品安全监管协会协作 (U18) [不允许临床试验]
基本信息
- 批准号:10678882
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 75万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2022
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2022-08-01 至 2025-07-31
- 项目状态:未结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
Project Summary/Abstract
The National Association of County & City Health Officials (NACCHO) comprises of nearly 3,000 local
health departments (LHDs) across the United States. NACCHO strives to protect and improve the health of
all Americans by assisting and engaging LHDs in promoting national public health policy, developing
resources and programs, seeking health equity, and supporting effective local public health practice and
systems. An integral piece of this mission is devoted to food safety, achieved through NACCHO's promotion
around the role of LHDs in food safety regulation and contributing toward an integrated food safety system,
in collaboration with federal and partner agencies. NACCHO's proposal will be accomplished by
collaborating with the Conference for Food Protection (CFP) and coordinating with the Retail Food Safety
Regulatory Association Collaborative (Collaborative). The Collaborative members have submitted a
coordinated set of funding applications, including constant ongoing coordination between the associations
across the proposed projects. NACCHO's and CFP's proposed three-year initiative lays out the six aims of
the Collaborative to advance state, local, tribal, and territorial (SLTT) retail food protection programs and
reduce foodborne illness. These include the following aims led by NACCHO and CFP: (1) improve the
approach, competency, and food safety culture in the regulatory community; (3) increase enrollment,
engagement, and conformance in the Voluntary National Retail Food Regulatory Program Standards
(Program Standards); and (4) increase the number of establishments that have well-developed and
implemented Food Safety Management Systems (FSMS). The aims will be achieved through Collaborative
workgroup efforts, environmental scans, key informant interviews, focus groups, establishing a Retail Food
Alliance, quantitative and qualitative research methods, educational curriculum/training development, and
utilizing communication channels to communicate the Collaborative's joint messages and resources. The
Retail Food Safety Advisory Group (SLTT program representatives from diverse geographical locations and
jurisdictional sizes) and Collaborative will inform the three-year initiative to provide direction and feedback
on project activities. Under the guidance of these groups and FDA, NACCHO, and CFP will develop tools
and resources essential for SLTTs to improve retail food safety programs and reduce foodborne illness. The
plan will also allow NACCHO and CFP to share strategies on successful adoption of the latest Food Code
editions, implementation of effective intervention strategies, application of effective risk-based inspection
methods, conformance to the Program Standards, and other Collaborative efforts based on the endeavors
of innovative leaders engaged through this initiative.
项目总结/摘要
全国县市卫生官员协会(NACCHO)由近3,000名当地卫生官员组成。
美国各地的卫生部门(LHD)。NACCHO致力于保护和改善
所有美国人通过协助和参与LHD促进国家公共卫生政策,发展
资源和计划,寻求健康公平,并支持有效的地方公共卫生实践,
系统.这一使命的一个组成部分是致力于食品安全,通过NACCHO的促进实现
围绕LHD在食品安全监管中的作用,并为建立综合食品安全体系做出贡献,
与联邦和伙伴机构合作。NACCHO的建议将通过以下方式实现:
与食品保护会议(CFP)合作,并与零售食品安全
协作监管协会(Regulatory Association Collaborative)。合作伙伴提交了一份
协调一套资金申请,包括各协会之间不断进行协调
在拟议的项目中。NACCHO和CFP提出的三年计划提出了六个目标,
协作推进州,地方,部落和领土(SLTT)零售食品保护计划,
减少食源性疾病。这些目标包括以下由NACCHO和CFP领导的目标:(1)改善
方法,能力,和食品安全文化在监管界;(3)增加招生,
参与和遵守自愿国家零售食品监管计划标准
(方案标准);以及(4)增加具有良好发展和
实施食品安全管理体系(FSMS)。目标将通过合作实现
调查工作,环境扫描,关键线人访谈,焦点小组,建立零售食品
联盟,定量和定性研究方法,教育课程/培训开发,以及
利用通信信道来传达协作的联合消息和资源。的
零售食品安全咨询小组(来自不同地理位置的SLTT计划代表,
司法管辖区的大小)和协作将告知三年的倡议,以提供方向和反馈
关于项目活动。在这些小组和FDA的指导下,NACCHO和CFP将开发工具
以及SLTT改善零售食品安全计划和减少食源性疾病所必需的资源。的
该计划还将允许NACCHO和CFP分享成功采用最新食品法典的战略
版本,实施有效的干预战略,应用有效的基于风险的检查
方法,符合计划标准,以及其他基于努力的协作工作
创新的领导者通过这一举措参与进来。
项目成果
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10613282 - 财政年份:2022
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