Colorado Emerging Infections Program-ARRA-317

科罗拉多州公共卫生和环境部(CDPHE)正在申请为期五年的 继续其成立于2000年的现有新发感染计划(EIP)。科罗拉多州 EIP将参与全国人口中心网络，对公众进行集体评估 新感染对健康的影响和应对对公共卫生具有重要意义的新感染。 拟议的活动包括：对选定的病原体和综合征进行积极的、以人群为基础的监测； 应用公共卫生流行病学和实验室检测；以及方法的试验和评价 防控新发传染病。 提议的具体项目包括：1)主动细菌核心监测(ABC)，包括MRSA 24-59个月儿童侵袭性肺炎球菌感染的监测和补充监测 年龄；2)食源性疾病主动监测(FoodNet)，包括完成婴儿沙门氏菌和 弯曲杆菌病例对照研究，完成贾第虫病例对照研究，实施一项研究 零售食品研究抗菌素耐药沙门氏菌对健康的影响 空肠弯曲杆菌的差异及诺如病毒的分子亚型；3)呼吸道监测 疾病和症状，包括发展调查未知急性呼吸道感染暴发的能力 呼吸系统疾病；4)灵活应对新出现的问题；5)快速人口调查；6)综合 肝炎监测；7)克雅病(CJD)监测，包括猎人执照 项目。

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) is applying for a five- year continuation of its existing Emerging Infections Program (EIP) which was established in 2000. The Colorado EIP will participate in the national network of population-basedcenters to collectively assess the public health impact of emerging infections and respond to emerging infections of public health importance. Proposed activities include: active, population-based surveillance for selected pathogens and syndromes; applied public health epidemiology and laboratorytesting; and the piloting and evaluation of methods for prevention and control of emerging infectious diseases. Specific projects being proposed include: 1) Active Bacterial Core Surveillance (ABCs), including MRSA surveillance and supplemental surveillance for invasive pneumococcal infections in children 24-59 months of age; 2) Foodborne Disease Active Surveillance (FoodNet), including completion of infant Salmonella and Campylocbacter case-control studies, completion of Giardia case-control study, implementing a study of health consequences of antimicrobial-resistant Salmonella, a retail food study to better understand regional differences in Campylocbacter, and molecular subtyping of norovirus strains; 3) Surveillance for Respiratory Diseases and Syndromes, including developing capacity to investigate outbreaks of unknown acute respiratory illness; 4) Flexible response to emerging problems; 5) Rapid population surveys; 6) Integrated hepatitis surveillance; and 7) Creutzfeld-Jakob Disease (CJD) surveillance, including the hunter license project.