Review of Surveillance Research - Agriculture Forestry and Fishing Research at NIOSH - page 57

Inputs Activities Outputs Intermediate Outcomes End Outcomes

1. MMWR
2. 185 peer-reviewed journal
articles
3. 6 NIOSH updates
4. Alert on carbon monoxide
poisoning
5. How-to guide on pesticide
surveillance
6. 4 “other” NIOSH
publications
7. 150 presentations
8. Unpublished reports
9. Web sites
10. Policy briefing in California
11. Brochures, checklists, fact
12. sheets, white papers
13. 12. OHNAC exhibits

1. FFHHS spirometry and
audiometry protocols
2. CAST materials and training
3. Work-related lung- disease
report
4. OHNAC materials
5. Safety day-camp materials
(drowning in farm ponds) and
safety day camps
6. SENSOR report generated
adoption of IPM programs in
schools
7. Data used to prepare National
Agenda for Action-land grant
research

1. Reduction of pesticide
poisonings
2. Reduction in fatal injuries in
farm youth
3. Reduction in logging
accidents and helicopter
crashes
4. Declines in deaths from
fishing and accidents in
fishing

Planning inputs:
1. Agriculture:
• NCASH report
• Senate appropriation
2. Forestry:
• Northwest forestlands
strategic document
3. Fishing: None reported

1. FFHHS
2. NTOF
3. OHNAC
4. Child Agricultural Injury
Surveillance
5. FACE
6. Occupational Injury
Surveillance of
Production Agriculture
7. Traumatic Injury Surveillance
of Farmers
8. National Electronic Injury
Surveillance
9. National Agricultural Workers
Survey
10. Emerging Issues in Injury
Surveillance
11. WoRLD
12. SENSOR-Pesticides
13. AOISS
14. The Keokuk Rural Health Study
15. The Farmer Health Study
16. The Regional Rural Injury
Study

Production inputs:
1. Budget
2. Intramural staff
3. Extramural researchers
4. Infrastructure
• No infrastructure described

v Social and economic conditions v Regulatory environment

v State and local differences in information, such as mismatched public health
information systems

v Seasonality of work practices, diverse workforce

External Factors

FIGURE 4-1 Surveillance logic submodel.
AOISS = Alaska Occupational Injury Surveillance System, CAST = Cooperative Agricultural Surveillance Training, FACE = Fatality Assessment and
Control Evaluation Program, FFHHS = Farm Family Health and Hazard Surveillance, IPM = integrated pest management, MMWR = Morbidity
and Mortality Weekly Report, NCASH = National Coalition for Agricultural Safety and Health, NTOF = National Traumatic Occupational Fatal-
ity Surveillance System, OHNAC = Occupational Health Nurses in Agricultural Communities, SENSOR = Sentinel Event Notiication System for
Occupational Risk, WoRld = Work-Related Lung Disease Surveillance Report.