BSL-3 Practices Core

BSL-3 实践核心

• 批准号: 10793829
• 负责人: JEFFREY Joseph ADAMOVICZ
• 金额: $ 76.81万
• 依托单位: UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2023
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2023-08-18 至 2028-07-31
• 项目状态: 未结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10793829
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Project Summary Core 2: Biosafety Level 3 Practices The Biosafety Level 3 Practices Core (BPC) at the Laboratory of Infectious Disease Research (LIDR) includes three major components: Biosafety and emergency planning, user training and competency oversight, and select agent program management. The BPC is integrated within the LIDR program and is positioned to provide LIDR researchers from across campus with BSL-3 training and resources for working with BSL-3 pathogens. The LIDR is administered under the direction of the Division of Research, Innovation and Impact. The goals of the BPC are to facilitate and support research by offering professional user training, scientific procedural oversight, and to advise on all matters related to the scientific program including facility compliance and safety. To achieve this goal, the BSL-3 Practices Core interfaces with all aspects of LIDR, including building and facility infrastructure, security, laboratory practices, decontamination, and, importantly, the BPC oversees the compliance of the BSL-3/select agent program as well as initial and ongoing training of its users. Towards these goals, the LIDR Biosafety Level 3 Practices Core oversees compliance for working with select agents, including the LIDR Personnel Suitability and Reliability Program (PSRP). For individuals cleared for entry into the LIDR, the BSL-3 Practices Core will provide a comprehensive initial and ongoing competency-based training program, and will be responsible for certifying the readiness of all individuals for entering BSL-3/ACL-3/ABSL-3 laboratories and associated support spaces. In addition, the BSL-3 Practices Core manages emergency response planning, as well as drills, exercises and after-action reports, investigations and corrective action plans for the BSL-3 program at LIDR. To maximize efficiencies and adoption of best practices, the BSL-3 Practices Core is committed to workforce development by offering continuing education and certifications for biocontainment professionals. Further, the BSL-3 Practices Core will work closely with Core 1 and Core 3 in this UC7 project to train professional staff in the biosafety, biocontainment, and the safe operations of aerosol- generating instrumentation. The BSL-3 Practices Core interacts closely with the Institutional Biosafety Committee, Principal Investigators, the LIDR Operations Committee, and the RBL-NBL network to develop and adopt best practice standard operating procedures and conduct risk assessments for all work associated with BSL-3 pathogens. The BSL-3 Practices Core plays a central role in the pandemic preparedness and response of the LIDR to facilitate its contributions to meeting the needs of emerging infectious diseases. Overall, the BSL- 3 Practices Core enables the work performed at LIDR, and assures that the BSL-3 Cores for the Facility Operations and Research Resources can carry out their objectives for high containment research without harming themselves, the environment or community.

项目摘要 核心2：生物安全3级实践 在传染病研究实验室（LIDR）的生物安全3级实践核心（BPC） 包括三个主要组成部分：生物安全和紧急计划，用户培训和能力监督， 并选择代理程序管理。 BPC集成在LIDR计划中，并定位为 为来自校园的LIDR研究人员提供BSL-3培训和与BSL-3合作的资源 病原体。 LIDR是在研究，创新和影响分配的指导下进行管理的。 BPC的目标是通过提供专业的用户培训，科学培训来促进和支持研究 程序监督，并就与科学计划有关的所有事项提供建议，包括设施合规性 和安全。为了实现这一目标，BSL-3实践了与LIDR各个方面的核心接口，包括构建 以及设施基础设施，安全，实验室实践，净化，重要的是，BPC监督 BSL-3/Select Agent程序以及其用户的初始培训和持续培训的遵守情况。向 这些目标，LIDR BioSafety 3级实践核心核心监督与精选代理合作的合规性， 包括LIDR人员的适用性和可靠性计划（PSRP）。对于被清理的个人进入 LIDR，BSL-3实践核心将提供全面的初始和持续的基于能力的培训 计划，并将负责证明所有个人进入BSL-3/ACL-3/ABSL-3的准备 实验室和相关的支持空间。此外，BSL-3实践核心管理紧急情况 响应计划以及演习，练习和后行动报告，调查和纠正措施计划 对于LIDR的BSL-3程序。为了最大程度地提高效率和采用最佳实践，BSL-3实践 核心致力于通过提供继续教育和证书来进行劳动力发展 生物疗养专业人员。此外，BSL-3实践核心将与Core 1和Core 3紧密合作 UC7项目旨在培训生物安全，生物内在和气溶胶安全操作的专业人员 - 生成仪器。 BSL-3实践核心与机构生物安全紧密相互作用 委员会，主要研究人员，LIDR运营委员会和RBL-NBL网络开发和 采用最佳实践标准操作程序，并对与之相关的所有工作进行风险评估 BSL-3病原体。 BSL-3实践核心在大流行的准备和反应中起着核心作用 LIDR促进其对满足新兴传染病需求的贡献。总体而言，BSL- 3实践核心使在LIDR上执行的工作，并确保该设施的BSL-3核心 运营和研究资源可以在没有的情况下实现高度遏制研究的目标 伤害自己，环境或社区。