Expanding Minnesota's Rapid Response Team through Outreach, Engagement, and Enhancements

明尼苏达RRT项目摘要/摘要 明尼苏达州农业部（MDA）快速反应小组（RRT）有权 在RRT维护跟踪的第三级下申请本合作协议。的MDA RRT自该计划开始以来一直获得资助，并完全符合FDA的要求。 制造食品监管计划标准（MFRPS），并在 在FDA的地方。MDA的使命是通过确保 我们的食品供应的完整性，我们的环境的健康，以及我们的力量， 农业经济。MDA RRT与联邦、州和地方机构密切协调 应对疫情、污染事件或其他可能影响安全的事件， 人类食物或动物饲料供应。虽然RRT位于MDA内，但RRT工作人员 与明尼苏达州卫生部的环境卫生工作人员和流行病学家密切合作， 在人类疾病爆发期间担任领导人和主题专家的MDH。 继续提供这笔资金将使MDA能够继续开展在2010年期间开始的努力和举措。 最后一个五年的灵活资助模式赠款周期。在接下来的三年融资期内， 导弹防御局快速反应小组将致力于实现上述目标和交付成果 在研究战略中，包括年度演习和行动后审查， 传统合作伙伴，继续遵守标准5， 中西部地区RRT会议，活动物市场培训和程序开发， 以行业为重点的农药漂移数据分析、购物者历史影响项目和年度RRT 培训侧重于具体的方案领域，以建设能力和可持续性。 MDA RRT还将继续作为WI RRT的导师在全国范围内做出贡献， 大会RRT协调员、RRT咨询委员会成员和积极贡献者 当RRT手册或CAT数据有更新时。MDA RRT的成员还将 继续参加各种国家工作组和协会， 购物者历史爆发伙伴关系（SHOP），食品保护伙伴关系（PFP）和 美国食品和药品官员协会（AFDO）。

Minnesota RRT Project Summary/Abstract The Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) Rapid Response Team (RRT) is eligible to apply for this Cooperative Agreement under Level III of the RRT Maintenance Track. The MDA RRT has received funding since the program’s inception and is in full conformance with the FDA Manufactured Food Regulatory Program Standards (MFRPS) and has a 20.88 agreement in place with FDA. The mission of the MDA is to enhance Minnesotans’ quality of life by ensuring the integrity of our food supply, the health of our environment, and the strength of our agricultural economy. The MDA RRT coordinates closely with federal, state, and local agencies to respond to outbreaks, contamination events, or other incidents which may affect the safety of the human food or animal feed supply. While the RRT is housed within the MDA, RRT staff work closely with environmental health staff and epidemiologists at the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) who serve as leads and subject matter experts during human illness outbreaks. Continuation of this funding will allow MDA to continue the efforts and initiatives started during the last five-year Flexible Funding Model grant cycle. During the next three-year funding period, the MDA Rapid Response Team will work on a number of objectives and deliverables described in the Research Strategy including an annual exercise and After-Action Review with non- traditional partners, continued conformance with Standard 5, contributions to the annual Midwest Regional RRT Meeting, a Live Animal Market training and procedure development, industry-focused pesticide drift data analysis, a shopper history impact project, and yearly RRT trainings focused on specific program areas to build capacity and sustainability. The MDA RRT will also continue to contribute nationally as a mentor to the WI RRT, a mentor to the GA RRT Coordinator, a member of the RRT Advisory Committee, and an active contributor when there are updates to the RRT Manual or CAT data. Members of the MDA RRT will also continue to participate in a variety of national workgroups and associations including the Shopper History Outbreak Partnership (SHOP), Partnership for Food Protection (PFP), and the Association of Food and Drug Officials (AFDO).