Wisconsin Fundamental-Plus Occupational Health Surveillance Project

 描述（由申请人提供）：自2000年以来，在国家职业安全与健康研究所（NIOSH）赠款的支持下，威斯康星州卫生服务部（DHS）职业健康（OH）计划一直致力于收集，分析和传播威斯康星州发生的与工作有关的疾病，伤害和死亡的数据。在2015-2020年的资金周期中，我们计划利用这一机会过渡或增加基础计划之外的能力。我们的重点领域是数据驱动的深入调查，将是职业病和青年（25岁以下）工人的伤害，包括死亡。威斯康星州国土安全部OH计划和主要利益相关者之间已经建立了强有力的合作，我们将继续培养新的伙伴关系，以扩大目前的监测和能力。威斯康星州有一个长期的commitment.to广泛的，持续的，数据收集系统，我们将继续使用这些目前现有的资源作为我们的职业健康监测系统的一部分。我们的目标是继续职业监测活动，以进一步减少威斯康星州工人遭受的伤害和疾病。我们计划的拟议扩展活动包括解决当前数据源的效用，探索新的数据源，培养新的合作伙伴关系，开发其他区域特定指标，寻求新的合作伙伴，加强当前流程，并对25岁以下的年轻工人进行职业伤害和疾病的重点调查。通过开发和分发信息，我们不仅将提高人们对职业危害和安全的认识，还将提高人们对我们在工作场所健康和安全方面的作用的认识。最后，我们将争取现有的合作伙伴，并利用知识，以鼓励那些新的公共卫生发展的认识和职业病，伤害和死亡作为一个公共卫生问题的理解。我们的目标是在威斯康星州提供职业健康领导，并成为预防工作场所危害发生的信息和干预措施的资源。

 DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Since 2000, with support from National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) grants, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) Occupational Health (OH) Program has been working to collect, analyze and disseminate data on work-related illness, injury and deaths that occur in Wisconsin. With Fundamental-Plus funding in the 2015-2020 funding cycle, we plan to utilize this opportunity to transition or increase capacity beyond that of a Fundamental Program. Our area of focus for data-driven, in-depth investigation will be occupational illnesses and injuries to youth (under age 25) workers, including fatalities. Strong collaborations between the Wisconsin DHS OH Program and key stakeholders have already been established and we will continue to cultivate new partnerships to expand current surveillance and capacity. Wisconsin has had a long-term commitment.to extensive, ongoing, data collection systems and we will continue to use these currently existing resources as part of our occupational health surveillance system. Our goal is to continue occupational surveillance activities in order to further reduce injuries and illnesses suffered by Wisconsin workers. Proposed expansion activities for our program include addressing the utility of current data sources, exploring new ones, cultivating new partnerships, developing additional region specific indicators, seeking new partners, enhancing current processes and conducting a focused investigation of occupational injuries and illnesses to young workers under the age of 25. By developing and distributing information, we will increase awareness not only of occupational hazards and safety but also of our role in workplace health and safety. Finally, we will enlist current partners and utilize knowledge in order to encourage those new to public health to develop an awareness and understanding of occupational illness, injury and death as a public health issue. It is our aim to provide occupational health leadership in the state of Wisconsin and be a resource for information and interventions that will prevent workplace hazards from occurring.