California Environmental Health Specialist Network (EHS-Net) Food Safety and Wate

描述（由申请人提供）： 项目概要/摘要加州EHS网络食品安全和水安全计划将与州和地方食品和水监管计划合作，开展以下两个联合研究项目：1）与移动的食品车相关的食品和水安全风险因素，以及2）2011年对加州地方环境卫生机构能力的评估。很少有研究审查与移动的食品设施有关的食品和水安全风险因素，如移动的食品准备车。本研究的目的是收集以下方面的数据：1）食品卡车上的饮用水质量; 2）食品经营者的水卫生习惯; 3）车辆食品工人的个人卫生习惯; 4）操作期间潜在危险食品的制备和保存习惯。本研究的目的是扩大EHS网络和加州关于与MFPU（“食品卡车”）相关的广泛潜在风险因素的知识。所获得的知识将有助于识别和减少与疾病相关的风险因素，并为监管机构未来的检查和疾病预防工作提供信息。在2006年之前进行了一些全州范围的研究，评估了环境卫生能力、需求和障碍。这些研究发生在2008年当前的国家经济衰退开始之前。本研究将探讨当前的能力，当地加州环境卫生机构提供的核心服务，熟悉和/或实施的10个基本服务的环境卫生在这个时代的极端经济挑战。在可能的情况下，还将通过与2005年在加州进行的一项研究的结果进行比较来评估能力的变化。加州EHS-净水将进行一项关于游泳池关闭与认证游泳池操作员（CPO）培训要求之间关系的特定水研究。以前的研究表明CPO认证在预防娱乐用水疾病方面的好处。本研究的目的是收集以下方面的描述性数据：1）关于谁进行游泳池检查的县政策，2）哪些县需要CPO认证培训;以及3）培训/认证与游泳池关闭和投诉之间的关系。

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Project Summary/Abstract The California EHS-Net Food Safety and Water Safety programs will collaborate with both State and local food and water regulatory programs to conduct the following two joint research projects: 1) Food and Water Safety Risk Factors Associated with Mobile Food Vehicles, and 2) An Assessment of California's Local Environmental Health Agencies' Capacities in 2011. Few studies have examined food and water safety risk factors associated with mobile food facilities, such as mobile food preparation vehicle units (MFPUs). The objectives of this study are to collect data on: 1) the quality of potable water on food trucks; 2) water sanitation practices of food operators, 3) personal hygiene practices of vehicle food workers, and 4) preparation and holding practices for potentially hazardous foods during times of operation. The purpose of this study is to expand EHS-Net's and California's knowledge regarding a wide-range of potential risk factors related associated with MFPUs ("food trucks"). Knowledge gained will help to identify and reduce risk factors associated with illness, and inform future inspectional and disease prevention efforts for the regulatory community. A number of statewide studies have been conducted prior to 2006 that assessed environmental health capacities, needs and barriers. These studies occurred prior to the onset of the current national recession in 2008. This study will examine current capacities of local California environmental health agencies regarding delivery of core services, and familiarity with and/or implementation of the 10 essential services of environmental health during this era of extreme economic challenges. Where possible, changes in capacities will also be evaluated by comparisons with findings from a previous study conducted in California in 2005. California EHS-Net Water will conduct a water-specific study on the relationship of pool closures to requirements for certified pool operator (CPO) training. Previous studies demonstrate the benefit of CPO certification in preventing recreational water illnesses. The objectives of this study are to collect descriptive data on: 1) county policies on who conducts pool inspections, 2) which counties require CPO certification training; and 3) the relationship between training/certification and pool closures and complaints.