Year: 2011
Funding: Research Implementation Award (RIA)
Status: Completed
Overview
The Ohio PBRN’s RIA study investigates the structure, process, and outcomes of public health agency roles in foodborne illness prevention, investigation, and control, utilizing a mixed methods approach. The study will develop, test, and validate a novel, direct observation methodology for measurement. Direct-observation measures will then be used in a comparative analysis of local variation in public health practices for foodborne illness.
Presentations
- Direct Observation of Local Public Health (Keeneland Conference April 2012)
- Direct Observation of Local Public Health: Applying Lessons from Primary Care to a Public Health Practice Based Research Network (Scienfic Symposium June 2012)
- Investigation in a Public Health Practice Based Research Network: Integration of Original and Publicly Available Data (Ohio Health Data Statewide Symposium August 2012)
- Direct Observation of Local Public Health: The Role of Local Health Departments in Prevention of Foodborne Outbreaks (APHA October 2012)
- Variation in Food Safety Inspection Associated with Local Health Department and Food Service Establishment Structural, Social, and Demographic Characteristics (Research ShowCASE April 2013)
- Influence of Interpersonal Interaction between Public Health Sanitarians and Food Service Establishment Personnel on Food Safety Inspections: A Direct Observation of Local Public Health Study (Keeneland Conference April 2013)
- Variation in Food Safety Inspection Associated with Local Health Department and Food Service Establishment Structural, Social, and Demographic Characteristics (Keeneland Conference April 2013)
- Influence of Interpersonal Interaction Between Public Health Sanitarians and Food Service Establishment Personnel on Food Safety Inspections: A Direct Observation of Local Public Health (DOLPH) Study (Ohio Environment Health Association April 2013)
- Interpersonal Interaction between Public Health Sanitarians and Food Service Establishment Personnel: Examining the Influence on Food Safety Outcomes (Research ShowCASE April 2013)
Research Areas
Contact Us
Scott Frank, M.D., M.S.
shf2@case.edu
Matthew Stefanak, M.P.H.
mstefanak@mahonicnghealth.org
Aylin Drabouski, M.A.
ads17@case.edu