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The Integrated Food Safety Centers of Excellence (Food Safety CoEs) provide peer assistance and training to support others track, investigate, and prevent enteric disease illnesses and outbreaks.
The Tennessee Food Safety CoE is a partnership between the Tennessee Department of Health and the University of Tennessee The Tennessee Food Safety CoE region covers 11 states and 2 territories
The Integrated Food Safety Centers of Excellence (Food Safety CoEs) is a CDC program that builds capacity for enteric disease surveillance and outbreak response.
The Colorado Food Safety CoE is a partnership between the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the Colorado School of Public Health The Colorado Food Safety CoE region covers 10 states
To this end, as part of FSMA, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) was tasked with establishing Integrated Food Safety Centers of Excellence (IFS CoEs) at selected state health departments in collabora...
The Washington Food Safety CoE is a partnership between the Washington State Department of Health and the University of Washington School of Public Health The Washington Food Safety CoE region covers 7 states and 1 territory
Creation and management of Integrated Food Safety Centers of Excellence with academic partners at state health departments to serve as resources for local, state and federal public health professionals to detect and r...
FoodCORE also collaborates with other food safety programs that focus on various aspects of surveillance and outbreak response. For example, all ten FoodCORE centers participate in PulseNet, five are FoodNet sites, an...
In 2011, the Food Safety Modernization Act set up CDC’s Integrated Food Safety Centers of Excellence (CoEs) to serve as peer resources for other public health professionals that respond to foodborne illness outbreaks.
The Centers work together to identify model practices in foodborne disease surveillance and outbreak response and to serve as resources to assist other state and local public health professionals in implementing these...
