Pesticides Health Care Initiative: National and Community Based Health Care Provider Training for Pesticide Illness
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Application: Dec 19, 2024
Aiden Black
202.566.2381
black.aiden@epa.gov
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is soliciting proposals from eligible applicants for a cooperative agreement to improve healthcare providers' ability to prevent, recognize, treat, manage, and report pesticide-related illness. The EPA also aims to ensure that healthcare providers consider the social determinants of health, cultural context, and vulnerabilities of patients at high risk of pesticide-related illness.
The cooperative agreement will have two main objectives:
- Administer a national training and technical assistance program to improve the prevention, recognition, treatment, management, and reporting of pesticide-related illness by providers, particularly those serving patient populations at high risk of pesticide-related illness
- Administer a partnership program to inform the Objective 1 activities and ensure they have both national reach and local applicability
Eligible applicants include nonprofit organizations with demonstrated experience in providing technical assistance and training to healthcare providers who serve farmworker populations, including institutions of higher education and nonprofit hospitals.
Up to $2.1 million over 5 years
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