Georgia Food and Feed Rapid Response Team

项目摘要 佐治亚州食品和饲料快速反应小组 佐治亚州食品和饲料快速反应小组(GA RRT)的总体任务是， 调查、缓解和结束食品和饲料紧急情况，作为联邦-州协调的一部分- 地方综合食品安全体系。该项目将使佐治亚州不断发展、改进和 维持GA RRT的使命和资源。自2012年最初的合作协议以来， 格鲁吉亚建立和加强了一支综合和多机构反应小组，不仅在 州，但州与州之间，并与所有适当的联邦、州、地方和部落利益攸关方接触。这些 利益相关者包括来自农业、环境健康、流行病学、 实验室、执法部门等等。在过去三年中，GA RRT一直是 积极参与制定和修订最佳实践指南、标准操作程序和 建设和加强国家应对能力和能力的谅解备忘录 为紧急情况提供食物和食物。因此，该州现在为应对公共卫生反应做好了更好的准备 在许多情况下，公众处于危险之中。这包括自然灾害的后果， 非故意的污染和故意的污染或生物恐怖主义行为。其中一个主要的 GA RRT打算建立的目标是继续使用协调、标准化和 综合事件管理团队，以应对食品和饲料暴发和紧急情况。大都会 RRT计划细化和改进这一进程，并制定多州方法进行后评估 应对活动，包括制定行动后报告和改进计划。 GA RRT打算将其资源扩展到邻近的RRT和非RRT州。我们将进一步 这一应对能力通过继续加强区域备灾构成部分 积极参与和指导东南部各州。这种关系是在最初的 合作协议将建立在基础上，并将变得更加强大。几个项目，包括最近 将完成重建的增援能力工作组和未来的EMAC演习，以支持 RRT任务就绪套餐。此外，其他多个州和国家的倡议，包括粮食 将开发国防和恢复研讨会，并与RRT和非RRT资助的州共享。 GA RRT的另一个重要目标是继续在最初赠款的第三阶段内运作，并 持续维护、培训和装备团队。与佐治亚州农业部合作 公共卫生、地方和地区卫生部门将接受培训并将参与 适当地在召回有效性检查等应对活动期间进行。制定一项程序 确定信息共享限制将是增强和改进的主要成果 这种合作。

Project Summary Georgia Food and Feed Rapid Response Team The overall mission of the Georgia Food and Feed Rapid Response Team (GA RRT) is to characterize, investigate, mitigate, and conclude food and feed emergencies as a part of a coordinated federal-state- local integrated food safety system. This project will allow Georgia to continually develop, improve, and sustain the mission and resources of the GA RRT. Since the original cooperative agreement in 2012, Georgia has built and strengthened an integrated and multiagency response team not only within the state, but state to state, and engages all appropriate federal, state, local, and tribal stakeholders. These stakeholders include representatives from both agriculture, environmental health, epidemiology, laboratories, law enforcement and many more. During the past three years, the GA RRT has been heavily involved in developing and revising best practice guidelines, standard operating procedures, and memorandums of understanding to build and strengthen the state’s capability and capacity to respond to food and feed emergencies. As a result, the state is now better prepared for a public health response to a number of scenarios where the public at risk. This includes the consequences of natural disasters, unintentional contaminations, and intentional contaminations or acts of bioterrorism. One of the major goals the GA RRT intends to build upon is the continual use of a coordinated, standardized, and integrated incident management team to respond to food and feed outbreaks and emergencies. The GA RRT plans to refine and improve this process and develop multi-state approaches to conducting post- response activities including developing after-action reports and improvement plans. The GA RRT intends to expand its resources to both neighboring RRT and non-RRT states. We will further this response capability by strengthening the regional preparedness component by continuing to actively engage and mentor the Southeastern states. The relationship developed during the original cooperative agreement will be built upon and will grow stronger. Several projects including the recently reestablished surge capacity workgroup and a future EMAC exercise will be completed to support the RRT Mission Ready Packages. Additionally, other multi-state and national initiatives including a food defense and recovery workshop will be developed and shared with RRT and non-RRT funded states. Another important goal of the GA RRT is to continue to operate within phase 3 of the original grant and to continually maintain, train, and equip the team. In collaboration with the Georgia Department of Public Health, the local and district health departments will undergo training and will be engaged appropriately during responses activities such as recall effectiveness checks. Developing a procedure and identifying information sharing restrictions will be a major deliverable in enhancing and improving this collaboration.