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Hear from experts working to reduce firearm injury
520-Does HIPAA permit a provider to disclose PHI about a patient if the patient presents a serious danger to self or others
Information for health care providers regarding the circumstances in which the HIPAA Privacy Rule permits them to disclose personal health information (PHI).
Firearm-Related Mortality: A Global Public Health Problem
This study examines global trends in firearm-related mortality.
Firearm mortality in California, 2000–2015: The epidemiologic importance of within-state variation
This study found interstate variability in firearm mortality that could impact future policy around firearm violence prevention.
Firearm Ownership and Domestic Versus Nondomestic Homicide in the U.S.
This paper examines the association between gun ownership and domestic violence.
Efficacy of a Universal Brief Intervention for Violence Among Urban Emergency Department Youth
This study demonstrates that a brief intervention targeted to youth who present to the emergency department may result in a decrease in aggressive behaviors.
Prevention of firearm injuries with gun safety devices and safe storage: An Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma Systematic Review
A study examining the manner of firearm storage at home and the differences in outcomes of intentional and unintentional injuries involving a firearm.
What Are Parents Willing to Discuss with Their Pediatrician About Firearm Safety? A Parental Survey
This paper finds that focusing on firearm injury prevention strategies during parental counseling can be more effective than direct interrogation.
Firearm Violence Exposure and Serious Violent Behavior
This study finds that adolescents exposed to violence were more likely to become perpetrators of violence in the future.
Survivors of Gun Violence and the Experience of Recovery
This research study interviews 20 survivors of firearm violence about their experiences during the recovery process.
Violent trauma recidivism: Does all violence escalate?
This article examines different databases to characterize recedivism in trauma patients.
Recidivism Rates Following Firearm Injury as Determined by a Collaborative Hospital and Law Enforcement Database
This epidemiological study looked at a database of firearm injury patients to determine incidence of recidivism in the years that followed the initial injury.
Risk Factors for Assaultive Reinjury and Death Following a Nonfatal Firearm Assault Injury: A Population-based Retrospective Cohort Study
This retrospective cohort study aimed to characterize individuals with firearm related injury who may be at risk for reinjury.