Development and Maintenance of Human and Animal Food Rapid Response Teams

摘要：田纳西州快速反应小组申请2023 田纳西州快速反应小组（TNRRT）将与食品和药物管理局合作， 美国食品药品监督管理局（FDA），田纳西州卫生部（TDH）国家公共卫生 实验室（SPHL），田纳西州农业部（TDA）， 田纳西州（UT）农业推广和TDH食源性肠道疾病（FED） 方案，以合作的方式。TDH认为，其过去和持续的成功 肠道疫情应对结构依赖于与这些伙伴建立牢固的关系。 我们将利用现有的关系与组织/计划进行协作 作为田纳西州的RRT成员，为成功做出贡献，例如，环境卫生 专家网络（EHS-Net）、食源性疾病主动监测网络（FoodNet）、 食源性疾病暴发反应增强中心（FoodCORE），综合 食品安全卓越中心（CoE）和食品和药品官员协会 （AFDO）和FDA。 TDH致力于成为食源性疾病调查和环境领域的领导者 健康TDH是一个积极的自愿RRT状态，并完全支持目标和项目的 国家RRT使命，在国家范围内整合活动。我们一直是自愿的RRT 网站自2018年以来，并高度重视促进合作RRT的活动 网络自2018年以来，TNRRT参加了每月的RRT会议，年度RRT 会议，以及RRT最佳实践手册中的环境评估 - 是的 我们相信，成为一个资金充足的RRT将提高我们的能力，充分发展RRT 结构，培养我们现有的疫情应对指标。我们的活动促进了合作 田纳西州和全国范围内的一系列项目之间的网络。这些程序和 活动将与TNRRT和RRT联盟成员协同工作。这 应用程序将展示我们的TNRRT开发目标，我们的自愿TNRRT 活动，以及我们如何利用现有结构充分开发有效的RRT， 田纳西

Abstract: Tennessee Rapid Response Team Application 2023 The Tennessee Rapid Response Team (TNRRT) will work with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the Tennessee Department of Health (TDH) State Public Health Laboratory (SPHL), the Tennessee Department of Agriculture (TDA), the University of Tennessee (UT) Agriculture Extension, and the TDH Foodborne Enteric Diseases (FED) Program, in a collaborative manner. TDH believes that the past and continued success of its enteric outbreak response structure is reliant on having strong relationships with these partners. We will leverage our existing relationships to collaborate with organizations/programs contributing to the success as a RRT member within Tennessee, e.g., the Environmental Health Specialist Network (EHS-Net), Foodborne Disease Active Surveillance Network (FoodNet), Foodborne Diseases Centers for Outbreak Response Enhancement (FoodCORE), Integrated Food Safety Centers of Excellence (CoE), and the Association of Food and Drug Officials (AFDO), and FDA. TDH strives to be a leader in the area of foodborne illness investigations and environmental health. TDH is an active voluntary RRT state and fully supports the goals and projects of the national RRT mission by integrating activities within the state. We have been a voluntary RRT site since 2018 and place a high priority on activities which foster the collaborative RRT network. Since 2018, the TNRRT has participated in monthly RRT meetings, annual RRT conferences, and the environmental assessment addition to the RRT Best Practices Manual workgroup. We believe that becoming a fully funded RRT will improve our ability to fully develop the RRT structure, cultivating our existing outbreak response metrics. Our activities foster a collaborative network between a range of programs in Tennessee and nationally. These programs and activities will work synergistically with the TNRRT and RRT consortium members. This application will demonstrate our TNRRT development objectives, our voluntary TNRRT activities, and how we can leverage our existing structure to fully develop an effective RRT in Tennessee.