Fighting the Opioid Epidemic by Training Fishermen as First Responders

商业捕鱼职业安全培训项目资助金(T03)RFA-OH-22-006 通过培训渔民作为第一响应者来抗击阿片类药物流行 项目摘要/摘要 商业渔民的阿片类药物过量死亡的风险要高得多，而且他们 也经常是第一批在海上遇到阿片类药物过量的人。拟议的培训由 渔业伙伴关系支持服务(FPS)将使用基于社区的模式来提供 有针对性的阿片类药物过量教育和纳洛酮分配(OEND)培训 一群商业渔民。 培训由FPS的导航员和安全培训员提供，他们是商业渔民 或者是钓鱼社区的成员。FPS发现，渔民愿意接受培训 由值得信赖的教官提供，将他们定位为海上第一反应人员。FPS 实施了一项非常成功的试点计划，提供有针对性的OEND培训和 纳洛酮给马萨诸塞州新贝德福德的商业渔民。培训后，广阔的 大多数人表示愿意改变他们与健康相关的行为。NIOSH赠款资金 将使我们能够将培训扩展到整个新英格兰和大西洋中部，并满足我们的 项目目标：为渔民提供抗击阿片类药物流行的能力和 减少海上和沿海社区的伤亡风险。 该培训赠款方案通过以下方式支持Nora的目标：(1)减少与阿片类药物有关的伤害 商业捕鱼部门的风险和死亡；(2)降低工作风险和流行率-- 商业捕捞分部门工人的相关伤害和疾病，通过提供 关于危险因素的预防性工效学培训和教育；以及(3)采用 培训人员的多样化群体，以更好地接触弱势工人群体。它也支持这一目标 促进商业渔业之间的数据共享和合作 研究人员和政策制定者，因为我们计划让渔民、行业领袖、政策制定者 卫生服务提供者，以及就我们的培训提供意见和反馈的主要利益攸关方， 评估，以及我们传播知识和技术进步的计划。 FPS相信，拟议的培训计划将通过以下方式加强研究与实践 为相关行业提供模式；让多个利益相关者参与协作 确定研究需求和问题；设计评估工具并进行研究；以及 翻译和共享知识、干预和学习。

Commercial Fishing Occupational Safety Training Project Grants (T03) RFA-OH-22-006 Fighting the Opioid Epidemic by Training Fishermen as First Responders Project Summary/Abstract Commercial fishermen are at a significantly higher risk for opioid overdose death, and they are also often the first people to encounter opioid overdoses at sea. The proposed training by Fishing Partnership Support Services (FPSS) will use a community-based model to provide targeted opioid overdose education and naloxone distribution (OEND) training to a diverse group of commercial fishermen. Trainings are delivered by FPSS' Navigators and safety trainers, who are commercial fishermen or members of the fishing community. FPSS has found that fishermen are receptive to trainings delivered by trusted instructors in a manner positioning them as first responders at sea. FPSS has conducted a highly successful pilot program providing targeted OEND training and naloxone to commercial fishermen in New Bedford, Massachusetts. Post-training, the vast majority indicated a willingness to change their health-related behaviors. NIOSH grant funding would enable us to expand training throughout New England and the Mid Atlantic and meet our project's objective: to provide fishermen with the ability to combat the opioid epidemic and reduce the risk of casualties in the maritime and coastal communities. This training grant program supports NORA's objectives by (1) reducing opioid-related injuries and fatalities in the commercial fishing sector; (2) reducing the risk and prevalence of work- related injuries and illness to workers in the commercial fishing sub-sector, by providing preventive ergonomics training and education regarding risk factors; and (3) employing a diverse group of trainers to better reach vulnerable worker groups. It also supports the objective of contributing to enhanced data sharing and collaboration among commercial fishing industry researchers and policymakers, as we plan to engage fishermen, industry leaders, policymakers, health providers, and key stakeholders in providing input and feedback on our trainings, evaluation, and our plan to disseminate knowledge and technological advances. FPSS believes that the proposed training program will enhance Research to Practice by providing a model for related industries; engaging multiple stakeholders to collaboratively identify research needs and questions; designing evaluation tools and conduct studies; and translating and sharing knowledge, interventions, and learnings.