'Intentional injury' presentation slideshows

How does child maltreatment prevention work?

Jennie G. Noll, PhD Professor, Human Development and Family Studies Director of Research & Education, Network on Child Protection & Well-being, The Pennsylvania State University. How does child maltreatment prevention work? An informed perspective for practitioners and providers.

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Injury Prevention (or the Lack of) in Indian Country

Injury Prevention (or the Lack of) in Indian Country. Dennis Renville, M.A. IHS Tribal Steering Committee on Injury Prevention, Chairman. ESTABLISHED IN 1999. Community Cultures/Values. Local people who are leaders Traditional values and teachings Understanding tribal ways.

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Injuries as a Public Health Problem

Injuries as a Public Health Problem. Intermediate Injury Prevention Course Billings, Montana August 2011. Session Objectives. Severity of injuries facing AI/AN communities Costs of injury / cost benefits of prevention Community benefits of injury prevention

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Module Ten OTHER PSYCHIATRIC SUBJECTS

Module Ten OTHER PSYCHIATRIC SUBJECTS. Lesson 1 : Suicide and intentional injury of self Lesson 2: Mental disorders and aggressive, violent and illegal behavior . Lesson 1. SUICIDE AND INTENTIONAL DAMAGE OF SELF. Step 1 : Introduction.

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Global Health: the Zimbabwe and Haiti Cholera Epidemics

Global Health: the Zimbabwe and Haiti Cholera Epidemics. J. Glenn Morris, Jr., MD, MPH&TM UF Emerging Pathogens Institute. 900. Unintentional injury. Group III - Injuries. Intentional injury. 800. Other non-communicable. 700. Neuro-psychiatric. Group II - Noncommunicable conditions.

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Volume of alcohol consumption, patterns of drinking and burden of disease in the Americas 2002

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The California Health Interview Survey (CHIS): Dating Violence Reported by Adolescents

Association for Criminal Justice Research (California) Semi-Annual Meeting Current Trends: Research and Evidence-Based Practice in California March 30-31, 2006. The California Health Interview Survey (CHIS): Dating Violence Reported by Adolescents. Elaine Zahnd, Ph.D.

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Kypros Kypri School of Medicine and Public Health University of Newcastle, Australia

Effects of lowering the alcohol minimum purchasing age on weekend hospitalised assault in New Zealand Applied Research in Crime and Justice Conference Sydney 18-19 February 2015. Kypros Kypri School of Medicine and Public Health University of Newcastle, Australia

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Personal Safety

Personal Safety. Chapter 16. Injuries. 120,000 Americans die from injuries The economic cost of injuries is more than $650 billion each year Intentional injury One that is purposely inflicted, by oneself or by another person. Unintentional injury Injury occurs when no harm is intended

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Other Leading Causes

Other Leading Causes. Choking* Death Rates by Age Group, 2000 & 2010. *Inhalation or ingestion of food or object obstructing breathing. Drowning Death Rates by Age Group, 2000 & 2010. Fires/Burns Death Rates by Age Group, 2000 & 2010. Intentional Injury.

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Other Leading Causes

Other Leading Causes. Choking* Death Rates by Age Group, 2000 & 2010. *Inhalation or ingestion of food or object obstructing breathing. Drowning Death Rates by Age Group, 2000 & 2010. Fires/Burns Death Rates by Age Group, 2000 & 2010. Intentional Injury.

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