Occupational Health and Injury Surveillance in Louisiana

PAR-20-312：国家职业安全和健康监测 路易斯安那州职业健康和伤害监测计划 项目总结/摘要 在过去的16年里，路易斯安那州建立了一个强有力的职业健康监测项目 长期目标是改善路易斯安那州工人的健康和福祉。容纳在 路易斯安那州卫生部，路易斯安那州职业健康和伤害监测计划 （职业健康方案）旨在加强和扩大其职业健康监测能力 通过一个由三个互补的监测项目组成的扩大项目， 数据来源、资金和其他资源。增强的基础程序将编译，分析， 解读来自多个数据源的职业健康监测数据，以确定趋势和高风险 职业和行业;利用健康信息学来扩大计划能力， 健康监测;识别、评估和应对新出现的和紧急的职业问题; 开发新的数据源。将制定死亡评估和控制评估方案， 实施并维护工伤死亡多来源系统;执行基于选定案例的 调查以确定死亡风险;并制定控制或消除风险的建议。的 职业性热相关疾病（HRI）预防计划将扩大和维持一个多源 职业性热相关发病率和死亡率数据的HRI监测系统;进行病例随访 开展调查，以获取接触和工作相关信息;建立气候与健康之间的联系 与气候机构合作收集数据，并通过多样化和 建立全国合作伙伴网络。职业健康计划的所有三个组成部分都将参与， 与各种各样的地方和国家合作伙伴和利益相关者合作，制定程序，政策， 保护工人的建议和做法;使用各种格式提出调查结果 沟通渠道;并实施评估计划，以确定 方案活动和努力。

PAR-20-312: State Occupational Safety and Health Surveillance Louisiana Occupational Health and Injury Surveillance Program Project Summary/Abstract Over the past 16 years a strong occupational health surveillance program has been established in Louisiana with the long-term objective of improving the health and well-being of Louisiana workers. Housed in the Louisiana Department of Health, the Louisiana Occupational Health & Injury Surveillance Program (Occupational Health Program) aims to strengthen and expand its occupational health surveillance capacity through an Expanded Program consisting of three complementary surveillance programs that will share staff, data sources, funding, and other resources. The Enhanced Fundamental Program will compile, analyze, and interpret occupational health surveillance data from multiple data sources to identify trends and high-risk occupations and industries; utilize health informatics to expand program capacity to perform occupational health surveillance; identify, evaluate and respond to emerging and emergent occupational issues; and identify and develop new data sources. The Fatality Assessment and Control Evaluation Program will develop, implement, and maintain a multi-source system of work-related injury fatalities; perform select case-based investigations to identify fatality risks; and develop recommendations to control or eliminate risks. The Occupational Heat-Related Illness (HRI) Prevention Program will expand and maintain a multi-source occupational HRI surveillance system of heat-related morbidity and mortality data; conduct case follow-back investigations to capture exposure and work-related information; develop linkages between climate and health data in partnership with climate agencies, and educate and train targeted audiences through a diverse and established state-wide partner network. All three Occupational Health Program components will engage and collaborate with a diverse range of local and state partners and stakeholders to develop procedures, policies, recommendations and practices that protect workers; present findings in a variety of formats using various communication channels; and implement an evaluation plan to determine the effectiveness and efficiency of program activities and efforts.