Pediatric Firearm Injury Prevention

This module covers public health frameworks and the injury prevention model for preventing child and adolescent firearm injury. Topics include interpreting firearm injury data, understanding epidemiological trends, identifying vulnerable populations, evaluating key studies and methodologies, and discussing ways to advance prevention efforts.

This module continues the exploration of firearm injury prevention topics, focusing on research methods and theories to create and evaluate firearm injury prevention programs among children and teens.

This module covers key methodologies for using administrative data and electronic health records in firearm injury research. It explores safe storage strategies to reduce unintentional firearm injuries, universal prevention strategies in healthcare settings, educational strategies around safe firearm handling, and child access prevention laws. The module includes stakeholder perspectives and state-by-state gun law analysis.

This module covers risk and protective factors for community violence, place-based analysis, GIS and the built environment, firearm-related hate crimes, universal behavioral intervention programs, firearm buyback programs, environmental designs, community exposure to violence, trauma-informed care, and community-level interventions to reduce firearm homicide and retaliation.

This module covers risk and protective factors for intimate partner violence, children and teen victims in intimate partner homicide, extreme risk protection orders, domestic violence restraining orders, and firearm restrictions for misdemeanor convictions for violence.

This module covers definitions, populations affected, and disparities in school and mass shootings. It includes risk and protective factors, school and community aspects, gun violence prevention strategies, implications for school climate and child health, and extreme risk protection orders related to threats of mass shootings.

This module covers factors associated with police use of deadly force, deaths due to legal intervention, and policy statements related to officer-involved shootings.