Illinois Occupational Surveillance Program 2

 描述(由申请人提供)：这个基础+项目的申请延续了一个动态的职业监测项目，该项目是在最初4.5年的资助中，在学术机构、州机构、OSHA、雇主、工人权益倡导者、律师、执法者和其他利益相关者之间发展起来的。我们的具体目标是：1)加强联邦和州数据来源在职业监测中的使用，特别关注低工资、移民、少数族裔、不稳定工人和小企业雇员；2)通过分析二级数据并使用混合方法和先进的定量统计方法检验假设，旨在一级、二级和三级预防严重职业伤害；3)重建伊利诺伊州成人铅中毒预防计划；以及4)提高伊利诺伊州主动职业监测计划的可持续性。产出包括CSTE职业健康指标和成人血铅流行病学的年度报告；描述危害和修复的行业期刊文章；展示假设驱动的研究和尚未在职业健康中使用的方法论方法的同行评议文章和会议演示文稿；由事实说明书和研究结果组成的网站；可由其他研究人员要求的干净数据集；公共卫生硕士、硕士和博士生准备在其职业生活中进行职业监督。成果包括建立一个可持续和全面的职业监测系统，以发现工作场所的危险、危险的工作条件、疾病和伤害哨兵；这一系统将加强日益扩大的利益攸关方联盟，将重点放在国家的预防工作上，并将有助于国家的努力。诺拉 部门：所有10个部门都有代表。跨行业：权威建议、传播和信息传播、经济学、职业健康差距、监测、创伤伤害

 DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This application for a Fundamental-plus program continues a dynamic occupational surveillance program that has developed among an academic institution, state agencies, OSHA, employers, worker advocates, attorneys, enforcers, and other stakeholders over the first 4.5 years of funding. Our specific aims are to: 1) enhance the use of Federal and State data sources for occupational surveillance with a particular focus on low wage, immigrant, minority, and precarious workers and those employed by small businesses; 2) test hypotheses by analyzing secondary data and using mixed methods approaches and advanced quantitative statistical methods aimed at primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention of severe occupational injuries; 3) re-establish the adult lead poisoning prevention program in Illinois; and 4) improve sustainability of an active occupational surveillance program in Illinois. Outputs include annual reports of the CSTE Occupational Health Indicators and adult blood lead epidemiology; trade journal articles that describe hazards and fixes; peer reviewed articles and conference presentations that exhibit hypothesis driven research and methodological approaches not yet used in occupational health; a website populated by fact sheets and findings; cleaned datasets that can be requested by other researchers; graduating MPH, MS, and PhD students prepared to take on occupational surveillance in their professional lives. Outcomes include a sustainable and comprehensive occupational surveillance system for detecting workplace hazards, hazardous working conditions, illness and injury sentinels; this system will strengthen a growing coalition of stakeholders to focus preventive efforts in the State and will contribute to national efforts. NORA sectors: All 10 sectors are represented. NORA cross sectors: Authoritative Recommendations, Communication and Information Dissemination, Economics, Occupational Health Disparities, Surveillance, Traumatic Injury