Minnesota Food Protection Rapid Response Team and Program Capacity Building Project

项目摘要 美国食品和药物管理局(FDA)、监管事务办公室(ORA)、 伙伴关系(OP)与食品和兽医办公室(OFVM)合作，是 宣布将根据有限责任协议授予最多九个合作协议 竞争。这些合作协议旨在维持和维持多个 使用事故指挥系统运作的辖区快速反应小组(RRT) (ICS)/国家事故管理系统(NIMS)原则和统一指挥结构 加强流行病学、实验室和环境之间的协作 卫生/监管活动，并支持综合的所有危害准备、反应、缓解 以及在国家综合食品安全系统内对食品/饲料的回收/预防工作。 作为RFA-FD-13-006项下的资金接受者，MDA有资格申请本合作社 达成协议。前一份合作协议提供的资金已用于 进一步发展与食源性疾病暴发和其他疾病有关的重大应对能力 食品安全事件，还被用来为FDA制定详细的改进计划 制造食品监管程序标准(MFRPS)。继续提供这笔资金将 解决本申请中详细说明的目标和交付内容。 明尼苏达州RRT是明尼苏达州卫生部和FDA之间的合作伙伴关系 明尼阿波利斯地区办事处和当地卫生合作伙伴，并拥有当前的流行病学专业知识； 追溯和追溯调查；召回；食品微生物学和化学分析； 人类临床实验室分析，包括PFGE和全基因组测序(WGS) 能力；动物健康/兽医；加工设施的环境评估； 奶牛场和蛋场；以及食品、饲料、肉类、家禽、鸡蛋和 奶制品。 明尼苏达州将继续通过使用根据 RRT五年计划和能力建设和指导方案，以实现#年的关键里程碑 这六个计划领域中的每一个。食品和药物管理局还将继续开发、培训和实施一种 纳入ICS概念并有助于制定国家可再生能源框架的保护性可再生能源技术 通过RRT最佳实践手册、多机构练习和其他方式实现的最佳实践 协作项目。

Project Abstract The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Office of Regulatory Affairs (ORA), Office of Partnerships (OP), in collaboration with the Office of Foods and Veterinary Medicine (OFVM), is announcing the availability of up to nine cooperative agreements to be awarded under a Limited Competition. These cooperative agreements are intended to maintain and sustain multi- jurisdictional Rapid Response Teams (RRTs) that operate using Incident Command System (ICS)/National Incident Management System (NIMS) principles and a Unified Command structure to strengthen the collaboration among epidemiology, laboratory and environmental health/regulatory activities and support integrated all-hazards preparedness, response, mitigation and recovery/prevention efforts for food/feed within the national integrated food safety system. As a recipient of funding under RFA-FD-13-006, MDA is eligible to apply for this Cooperative Agreement. The funding provided under the previous Cooperative Agreement has been used to further develop significant response capacity related to foodborne illness outbreaks and other food safety events and has also been used to develop a detailed Improvement Plan for the FDA Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards (MFRPS). Continuation of this funding will address the Objectives and Deliverables detailed in this application. The Minnesota RRT is a partnership among the MDA, Minnesota Department of Health, FDA Minneapolis District Office, and local health partners and has current expertise in epidemiology; traceback and trace forward investigations; recalls; food microbiology and chemistry analysis; human clinical laboratory analysis, including PFGE and whole genome sequencing (WGS) capability; animal health/veterinary medicine; environmental assessments in processing facilities, dairy farms, and egg farms; and program-specific expertise in food, feed, meat, poultry, eggs, and dairy. Minnesota will continue to meet the 6 Program Objectives by using criteria developed under the RRT 5 Year Plan and the Capacity Building and Mentorship Program to meet key milestones in each of these six program areas. MDA will also continue to develop, train and implement a food protection RRT that incorporates ICS concepts and contribute to a national framework of RRT best practices through the RRT Best Practices Manual, multi-agency exercises, and other collaborative projects.