SERVICES PROGRAM
Program Goals
A key leadership role for the Service Sector Program is the development of goals for Services Sector. The Services Sector Program is in the process of developing goals to guide NIOSH research and partnership efforts over the next decade.
NIOSH Program Portfolio Approach
NIOSH organizes its research, guidance, information, and service efforts into specific programs that can be readily communicated and strategically governed and evaluated. Ten sector programs represent industrial sectors, and seven cross-sector programs are organized around health and safety outcomes. There are also numerous core and specialty programs that represent special emphasis areas, methodological approaches, core activities and legislatively mandated programs.
The sector programs intersect with cross-sector programs in a matrix-like fashion, with relevant core and specialty programs playing a supporting role. For example, an Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing Program goal of reducing farm-related deaths and injuries due to tractor rollovers and trucks would likely be a shared goal with the Traumatic Injury Prevention Program and if appropriate would be adopted by both programs. This approach provides an added advantage and will allow multiple Programs to work towards the accomplishment of intersecting NIOSH goals.
Below are the current goals for the Nation developed during the second decade of the National Occupational Research Agenda (NORA).
Those seeking NIOSH grants to conduct studies related to the [Services Sector] are invited to view the current funding opportunities
- Page last reviewed: November 13, 2012
- Page last updated: November 30, 2016
- Content source:
- National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Division of Applied Research and Technology (DART)