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Readout of the White House s Meeting with Community Violence Prevention Experts
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Firearm injury study and violence prevention, intervention program aim to break cycle for at-risk populations
Firearm injury continues to plague our country, with more people suffering nonfatal firearm-related injuries than firearm deaths. While much research has been done on fatal gun injuries, less is understood about nonfatal firearm injuries and interventions.
But that is about to change, thanks to a recent study from the American College of Surgeons (ACS) Committee on Trauma (COT) and a new hospital and community violence prevention and intervention program at MUSC Health, led by Ashley Hink, M.D., assistant professor of surgery in the College of Medicine and an acute care specialist.
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BERKELEY, Calif., Jan. 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The CARESTAR Foundation has announced that it awarded thirty grants totaling $4,297,000 in 2020 to innovative organizations, projects, and programs working to improve emergency response across California.
Throughout the year grants were awarded to strengthen partnerships and build knowledge across the state s emergency response system, as well as to organizations working to provide relief to communities in their fight against COVID-19.
EMS responders in Contra Costa, CA are part of an innovative program improving care for opioid use patients in a pilot supported by the CARESTAR Foundation.
The grants included $1.5 million to the California Emergency Medical Services Authority in support of statewide technology enhancements to enable the sharing of critical health information between field responders and emergency departments; nearly $1 million for hospital-based violence intervention programs i