Enhancing State, Local, Tribal, Territorial Occupational Safety and Health Surveillance, Collaboration, Education, and Translation to Reduce Worker-Relation Injury and Ilness

项目总结/摘要 与工作有关的伤害和疾病既常见又昂贵， 与工作有关的伤害和疾病每年造成约1710亿美元的损失。州的地方的部落的 和地区（SLTT）为基础的职业安全和健康（奥什）监测系统， 这对识别和预防工伤和疾病至关重要。国务理事会 和地区流行病学家（CSTE）提出的活动将加强非联邦 各司法管辖区收集10个国家职业研究所监测数据的能力 议程（诺拉）部门和所有七个诺拉跨部门的所有年龄的工人。成果 将包括奥什问题的更大可见度，增加能够执行 与职业卫生流行病学相关的基本公共卫生服务，以及更多 州、地方、部落和地区进行有效的职业安全和健康监督 计划，并最终减少所有诺拉人的工作场所暴露、伤害和疾病 部门/跨部门。由于本提案中包含的监督举措涉及所有诺拉 建议中概述的成果支持诺拉的所有七个战略目标， 以及NIOSH的监测计划的中期目标（SS 1.1）。有24个输出 然而，在本提案中，许多产出包括多个组成部分，因此， 的产量明显更大。产出的例子包括： 州、地方、部落、领地NIOSH和其他合作伙伴;报告、操作指南和其他工具 与职业健康指标有关，使不同的司法管辖区能够统一收集 关于职业健康、疾病和风险数据的报告;沟通、培训和外联 战略，如网络研讨会、通讯和协商，以传播信息和最佳做法， 交流科学信息的工作组会议和其他论坛;以及 制定奥什监督工具和技术文件。该提案支持 NIOSH研究实践（r2 p）方法，通过促进非联邦之间的合作 计划和NIOSH，并提供一个论坛，通过它确定额外的研究需求， 并通过各种沟通和外联战略转化监测数据。 此外，本提案中的活动将有助于教育非联邦奥什监督机构 劳动力，这将有助于在每个司法管辖区建立更多的伙伴关系，以分享研究成果， 数据和教育信息，以改善全世界工作场所的健康和安全 美国

Project Summary/Abstract Work related injuries and illnesses are both common and costly, with approximately 2.6 million work-related injuries and illnesses costing approximately $171billion per year. State, local, tribal and territorial (SLTT)-based occupational safety and health (OSH) surveillance systems are essential for identifying and preventing work-related injuries and illnesses. The Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists' (CSTE) proposed activities will enhance non-federal jurisdictions' capacity to collect surveillance data across the 10 National Occupational Research Agenda (NORA) sectors and all seven NORA cross-sectors for workers of all ages. Outcomes will include a greater visibility of OSH issues, an increase in the workforce that is able to perform the essential public health services related occupational health epidemiology, and for more state, local, tribes and territories to have an effective occupational safety and health surveillance program, and ultimately, a reduction in workplace exposures, injuries and illness for all NORA sectors/cross-sectors. As the surveillance initiatives included in this proposal address all NORA sectors, the outcomes outlined in the proposal support all seven of NORA's strategic goals as well the NIOSH's intermediate goal for its surveillance program (SS 1.1). There are 24 outputs in this proposal, however many of the outputs include multiple components so the total number of outputs are appreciably greater. Examples of outputs include: Coordination between CSTE, state, local, tribes, territories NIOSH and other partners; Reports, how-to guides and other tools related to Occupational Health Indicators, which enable different jurisdictions to uniformly collect and report on occupational health, illness and risk data; communication, training and outreach strategies, such as webinars, newsletters and consultations to disseminate information and best practices; working groups meetings and other forums for sharing scientific information; and the development of OSH surveillance tools and technical documents. This proposal supports the NIOSH Research to Practice (r2p) approach by fostering collaboration among non-federal programs and NIOSH and providing a forum by which additional research needs are identified, and by translating surveillance data through various communication and outreach strategies. Additionally, the activities in this proposal will help educate the non-federal OSH surveillance workforce, which will facilitate more partnerships in each jurisdiction to share research findings, data, and educational messages for improvement of health and safety in workplaces across the U.S.