FDA Vet-LIRN Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Cooperative Agreement Program funding to increase sample analysis in the event of animal food or drug related illness

罗马诺2022项目摘要/摘要 此次食品和药物管理局(FDA)兽医实验室调查的目的 和响应网络(VET-LIRN)合作协议计划是保持增长的 通过与Vet-LIRN实验室的合作，为FDA提供样品分析能力。一个 动物性食品或药物相关疾病或其他大型动物性食品/饲料紧急事件 要求对涉及的诊断或动物性食品样本进行浪涌容量测试。测试 包括对动物性食品/饲料/药品等样品进行化学和微生物分析， 与动物性食品/饲料/药品生产和动物诊断有关的环境样本 尸检或临床样本。在发生大规模化学或生物污染时 影响动物性食品或药品，英国食品和药物管理局进行选定的诊断分析 由FDA或其他政府机构收集并提供给实验室的样本。联邦制 或国家监督任务也将成为分析的样本来源。 合作协议的总体目标是继续开发、改进和使用 大学、州和联邦兽医诊断实验室测试能力协调一致 应对大型活动。合作项目也将继续标准化 通过鼓励使用标准化分析，在成员实验室进行分析 方法和设备、分析工作表和结果电子报告。培训和 将继续为新方法和质量管理提供能力测试 系统将进一步得到加强。小规模方法开发和方法验证 项目将按照VET-LIRN方案办公室的指示继续进行。资金将用于 用品、设备维护和人员时间。

Romano 2022 Project Summary/Abstract The objective of this Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Veterinary Laboratory Investigation and Response Network (Vet-LIRN) Cooperative Agreement Program is to maintain increased sample analysis capabilities for the FDA through partnership with Vet-LIRN laboratories. An animal food- or drug-related illness or other large scale animal food/feed emergency event requires surge capacity testing of implicated diagnostic or animal food samples. Testing includes chemical and microbiological analysis of samples such as animal food/feed/drugs, environmental samples related to animal food/feed/drug production, and animal diagnostic necropsy or clinical samples. In the event of a large-scale chemical or biological contamination affecting animal food or drug products, the UKVDL performs selected analyses of diagnostic samples collected and supplied to the laboratory by FDA or other government agencies. Federal or State surveillance assignments will also be a source of samples for analyses. The overall goal of the cooperative agreement is to continue developing, improving, and using university, state, and federal veterinary diagnostic laboratory testing capabilities in concert to respond to large-scale events. The cooperative program will also continue to standardize analyses performed at member laboratories by encouraging use of standardized analytical methods and equipment, analytical worksheets, and electronic reporting of results. Training and proficiency testing will continue to be provided for new methods, and Quality Management systems will be further enhanced. Small scale method development and method validation projects will continue as directed by the Vet-LIRN Program Office. Funding will be used for supplies, equipment maintenance, and personnel time.