Kentucky's Application for RRT

肯塔基州公共卫生部-公共卫生保护与安全处 食品安全分支项目摘要/摘要 人类和动物食品快速反应小组（U2 F）的发展和维护 不允许进行临床试验（资助机会公告（FOA）编号RFA-FD-23- 019）。 肯塔基州的食源性疫情、激活和召回（在国家层面上）数量有所增加。在 为了保持我们目前的RRT结构，旨在快速检测和应对食源性 爆发和其他激活事件，我们正在寻求持续的资金，以支持维护和 加强我们的国家RRT计划。2023-2026年绩效期间的具体优先事项将是 扩大支持并开展我们的工作，以迅速发现疫情并应对其他激活事件， 为了保护公众健康。维护和进一步发展我们州的新食品投诉系统， 该计划可以有效和全面地识别和应对以前未发现的疫情。 肯塔基州的RRT结构包括一个多机构、多学科的团队，使用事故指挥部运作 系统（ICS）/国家事故管理系统（NIMS）原则和统一指挥结构， 应对人类和动物食品紧急情况。我们的机构旨在维护KY RRT的书面框架 SOP和谅解备忘录，更新我们的可持续发展评估，继续组织会议，重点是改进 与RRT团队成员和导师，并从疫情中学习，以更好地应对未来的事件。进一步 创新、整合和国家能力发展，肯塔基州RRT计划将利用联邦资金， 继续与各州合作伙伴合作，以《食品投诉条例》为模式， KY FCS。KY RRT计划还打算安排与利益相关者的多个培训和外联活动， 以提高我们应对人类和动物食品紧急情况的能力。 KY RRT计划将通过收集和共享食源性疫情数据， 相关的肯塔基州监管机构和我们的州/联邦合作伙伴，以保护公众健康。爆发数据 还将与当地卫生部门（LHD）共享，以提高响应能力。这笔赠款的资金 机会旨在支持州和国家预防工作，因为KY RRT将输入获得的数据 从LHD调查到国家环境评估报告系统（NEARS），而我们的 流行病学合作伙伴将数据输入国家疫情报告系统。KY RRT计划将 通过在地方、州和国家一级提供年度报告， 以满足资助机会公告中详细说明的要求。

Kentucky Department for Public Health-Division of Public Health Protection & Safety Food Safety Branch Project Summary/Abstract RE: Development and Maintenance of Human and Animal Food Rapid Response Teams (U2F) Clinical Trials Not Allowed (Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) Number RFA-FD-23- 019). Kentucky has seen a rise in the number of foodborne outbreaks, activations, and recalls (on a national level). In order to maintain our current RRT structure, which is designed to rapidly detect and respond to foodborne outbreaks and other activation events, we are seeking continued funding to support maintenance and enhancement of our state RRT program. Specific priorities during the 2023-2026 Period of Performance will be to extend support and develop our efforts to rapidly detect outbreaks and respond to additional activation events in order to protect public health. Maintain and further develop our state’s new food complaint system so our RRT program can effectively and comprehensively identify and respond to previously undetected outbreaks. Kentucky’s RRT structure includes a multi-agency, multi-disciplinary team that operates using Incident Command System (ICS)/National Incident Management System (NIMS) principles and a Unified Command structure to respond to human and animal food emergencies. Our agency aims to maintain the written framework for KY RRT SOPs and MOUs, update our sustainability assessment, continue organizing meetings focused on improvement with RRT team members and mentors, and learn from outbreaks to better respond to future events. To further the innovation, integration, and national capacity development, the KY RRT Program will utilize federal funding to continue collaborating with state partners in the development of Food Complaint Systems (FCS) modeled after the KY FCS. The KY RRT Program also intends to schedule multiple training and outreach events with stakeholders in order to increase our capability to respond to human and animal food emergencies. The KY RRT program will enhance data sharing capacities by gathering and sharing foodborne outbreak data with relevant KY regulatory agencies and our state/federal partners in order to protect Public Health. Outbreak data will also be shared with local health departments (LHDs) to heighten responsiveness. Funding from this grant opportunity is aimed at supporting state and national prevention efforts, in that KY RRT will enter data obtained from LHD investigations into the National Environmental Assessment Reporting System (NEARS) while our Epidemiology partners enter data into the National Outbreak Reporting System (NORS). The KY RRT Program will communicate its impact through outreach by providing annual presentations at the local, state, and national level to meet the requirements detailed in the Funding Opportunity Announcement.