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National Public Health Surveillance for Chemical and Radiologic Exposures and Emerging Drug Threats - COVID-19 Supplemental
This Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) announces the availability of emergency supplemental funding to support the American Association of Poison Control Centers (AAPCC) efforts that will enhance CDC’s COVID-19 surveillance and response activities by increasing CDC/National Center for Environmental
Health (NCEH) access to information about calls received by U.
S.
poison centers (PCs) related to COVID-19 pandemic not currently captured by routine National Poison Data System (NPDS) access.
Since 2006, EMRCB and AAPCC have worked together to develop, implement, and continuously improve a system for receiving and compiling data from US poison centers (PCs) that can be used for public health surveillance of toxic exposures at the national level.
EMRCB staff uses AAPCC's system, the National Poison Data System (NPDS), to:
1) improve surveillance for toxic exposures based on data collected from US PCs; 2) identify early markers of public health emergencies so appropriate, rapid public health response can be launched; and 3) improve situational awareness about ongoing or emerging chemical or radiological exposures.
This NOFO will fund important activities including:
1) access to a subset of PC call notes for calls related to COVID-19 illness and clinical management (e.g., treatment, medication use, adverse events) and/or exposure calls related to potentially harmful actions taken by individuals to prevent, treat, or cure COVID-19 (e.g., vitamin and herbal supplement use, exposure to cleaning products); and 2) coordination with American Association of Poison Control Centers (AAPCC) and regional PCs to conduct follow-up studies regarding of COVID-19 and related exposure calls.
While CDC/NCEH has access within NPDS to basic information related to the purpose of the calls, demographic characteristics of the callers, and outcome of the call, these data are limited.
Expanded access to call notes and potential follow-up of COVID-19 and related exposure calls can describe caller concerns, needs, and specific medical details.
This additional information will enhance CDC and state health department COVID-19 response activities including messaging and advice as well as improved situational awareness and preparedness for potential future outbreaks.
Health (NCEH) access to information about calls received by U.
S.
poison centers (PCs) related to COVID-19 pandemic not currently captured by routine National Poison Data System (NPDS) access.
Since 2006, EMRCB and AAPCC have worked together to develop, implement, and continuously improve a system for receiving and compiling data from US poison centers (PCs) that can be used for public health surveillance of toxic exposures at the national level.
EMRCB staff uses AAPCC's system, the National Poison Data System (NPDS), to:
1) improve surveillance for toxic exposures based on data collected from US PCs; 2) identify early markers of public health emergencies so appropriate, rapid public health response can be launched; and 3) improve situational awareness about ongoing or emerging chemical or radiological exposures.
This NOFO will fund important activities including:
1) access to a subset of PC call notes for calls related to COVID-19 illness and clinical management (e.g., treatment, medication use, adverse events) and/or exposure calls related to potentially harmful actions taken by individuals to prevent, treat, or cure COVID-19 (e.g., vitamin and herbal supplement use, exposure to cleaning products); and 2) coordination with American Association of Poison Control Centers (AAPCC) and regional PCs to conduct follow-up studies regarding of COVID-19 and related exposure calls.
While CDC/NCEH has access within NPDS to basic information related to the purpose of the calls, demographic characteristics of the callers, and outcome of the call, these data are limited.
Expanded access to call notes and potential follow-up of COVID-19 and related exposure calls can describe caller concerns, needs, and specific medical details.
This additional information will enhance CDC and state health department COVID-19 response activities including messaging and advice as well as improved situational awareness and preparedness for potential future outbreaks.
Agency: Department of Health and Human Services
Office: Centers for Disease Control - NCEH
Estimated Funding: $2,250,000
Office: Centers for Disease Control - NCEH
Estimated Funding: $2,250,000
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Additional Information of Eligibility:
Single Source Eligibility: AAPCC is the non-profit member organization of the poison control centers in the U. S. AAPCC wholly owns and operates the National Poison Data System.
No other organization exists that has a comprehensive, real-time database that contains information on all calls made to all U. S. poison control centers.
AAPCC is the only organization that receives, manages, and disseminates data collected by all poison control centers.
Use of the National Poison Data System is the cornerstone of CDC/NCEH's National Chemical and Radiation Surveillance Program (NCRSP) to detect chemical and radiological incidents for prompt public health response.
NCEH has received funding from CDC's Center for Preparedness and Response (CPR) to work with AAPCC since 2001 to develop and implement a national, real-time database to improve surveillance for chemical and radiological exposures and other poisonings based on data collected from US Poison Control Centers.
Without the system, CDC's crucial national chemical and radiological surveillance capacity would be lost.
AAPCC has been a CDC contractor and grantee for more than 17 years.
The previous cooperative agreements and contracts with AAPCC were all single eligibility or sole source procurements, because AAPCC is the only organization with access to data collected by all poison control centers.
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Date Posted:
2020-07-02
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Archive Date:
2020-09-18
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