State Occupational Safety and Health Surveillance Program (CDC)

• Published date: 22 October 2020
• Date: 22 October 2020
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1002/fgc.31363

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Research on Minority Health and Health Disparities

announcement to encourage innovative health services

research that can directly and demonstrably contribute

to the improvement of minority health and/or the

reduction of health disparities at the health care system

level as well as within clinical settings.

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State Occupational Safety and Health

Surveillance Program (CDC)

Scope: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

seeks applications for the (U60) research project

cooperative agreement applications State Occupational

Safety and Health Surveillance (OSH) Program

announcement for continuing and expanding state

occupational safety and health surveillance with the goal

of improving OSH surveillance across the United States.

Deadline: Letters of Intent, Oct. 30, 2020; proposals,

Dec. 16, 2020.

Funds: $40 million total for up to 30 awards. The

maximum project period is ve years.

Eligibility: Colleges and universities; for-prot

organizations, including small businesses; nonprot

organizations; and state, local and Native American

tribal governments; among others.

Areas: CDC said activities include those that: identify and

access data that can be used to conduct surveillance of

work-related injuries, illnesses, exposures and fatalities;

analyze data to describe state-specic burden of work-

related injuries, illnesses, exposures, fatalities and their

trends; use ndings for the calculation of incidence and/or

prevalence of occupational injuries, illnesses, exposures

and fatalities, including calculation of occupational health

indicators; establish and address state and National Institute

for Occupational Safety and Health program priorities for

follow-up activities, including more in-depth data surveillance

and outreach, prevention and intervention programs; and

develop a broad network of partners assisting in identifying

data appropriate for surveillance and disseminating results.

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