ColumbiaInjuryCenter
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The Columbia Center for Injury Science and Prevention (CCISP) creates and disseminates “Science in Service to Safety.”
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Congratulations to Dr. Ashley Blanchard for presenting her ColumbiaInjuryCenter exploratory research project Injury Free Coalition for Kids annual conference
Interesting Injury Unit Seminar presentation by CCISP faculty Christopher Morrison examining the impact of rideshares ( #Uber and #Lyft ), sobriety checkpoints, and alcohol-impaired driving. #Beinjuryfree #publichealth #injuryscience #NCIPC #CDC
Big THANK YOU to Adriano Espaillat for visiting the injury prevention fair and learning how to #beinjuryfree and NYC Mayor's Office, Assemblyman Manny De Los Santos, MSW and Mark D. Levine for recognizing Nov 18 as National Injury Prevention Day with a proclamation.
Join us tomorrow, Saturday, for our National Injury Prevention & Safety Fair. Let’s come together to prioritize safety, learn valuable prevention tips, & build a safer community. #SafetyFirst
Thank you to NewYork-Presbyterian Injury Free Coalition for Kids Columbia Medicine & all community partners!
kick off Natl' Injury Prevention Day, Fri, Nov 17th, 10 AM EST. The webinar is 😃moderated by Wendy Pomerantz and features expert speakers: Drs. Benjamin Hoffman (@AmerAcadPeds ), Kyran Quinlan (IL DOH) and Sam Posner (@CDCInjury) #Beinjuryfree Injury Free Coalition for Kids
Congratulations to CCISP faculty Assistant Professor of Columbia Epidemiology, Dr. Christopher Morrison recipient of the APHA's Annual Meeting & Expo Early Career Award for his innovative injury prevention research
There is still time to join this webinar with
Ted Alcorn and Charlie Branas as they engage a panelist of IPV experts to discuss: The Future of Gin Violence Research including Drs. @StrohCunningham; Ali Rowhani-Rahbar; Sonali Rajan and Timothy Daly (@JoyceFdn)
CCISP joins JPMA in celebrating #babysafetymonth . We kicked off Car Passenger Safety Week with Safe at Home and on the Road education at the NYC DOT Bike the Block event in #WashingtonHeights with Injury Free Coalition for Kids of NewYork-Presbyterian Children’s Hospital #CPS #injuryprevention
Register today for a timely and important webinar/panel discussion on the Future of Gun Violence Science. Happening Wednesday, September 20 at 12pm ET. Ted Alcorn @StrohCunningham Sonali Rajan
REGISTER ➡️ow.ly/Vfur50PIwB6
At the 2023 Core SIPP and ICRC Program Joint Awardee Meeting Charlie Branas and Dr. Sofia Oviedo from Hostos College presented the 2+2+2 program training and education initiative. #nextgenscholars are the future of #publichealth and #injuryscience .
Early bird registration ends Friday⏳for the Virtual Media Institute in Feb. 2023! Join us for three 1/2 days of interactive learning on Zoom and a 1-on-1 consult w/workshop leaders. nationwidechildrens.org/CIRP-Media-Wor… NCHEC C. for Injury Research Translation & Communication Tracy Mehan #SciComm #HealthComm #HealthEducator
A recent study by NYSDOH & ColumbiaInjuryCenter shows that wearing seatbelts in the rear seats of vehicles saves lives and prevents injuries, which is why seatbelts should be worn by every passenger. Learn more: mdpi.com/1660-4601/19/2…
A8: A recent Dell Children's Colin's Hope report found that there are disparities in fatal unintentional drownings in TX. If you are male, black, and/or 1 - 4 y/o you are at higher risk for drowning. These disparities will guide future #drowningprevention efforts! #beinjuryfree
Injury Free Coalition for Kids A5.2:On a community level, working together to improve social determinants of health and spreading factual, nonpoliticized information. Healthcare providers can perform a violence risk assessment. #BeInjuryFree
A5: When firearms are securely stored, suicide by firearm decreases by 78% and unintentional shootings decrease by 85%. Practice #SaferStorage by keeping your firearm unloaded & locked separately from your ammunition. bit.ly/CIRPGunSafety #BeInjuryFree #T4CIP
A6. Cannabis edibles look just like products commonly eaten by children including candy and other sweets. The difference is that they contain very high concentrations of THC. Edibles must be kept out of sight and reach (preferably locked) of children. #BeInjuryFree
A7. One of the biggest challenges in our community are children unintentionally ingesting marijuana derivative products, especially look-a-likes like these!
Safe storage and better laws regarding packaging are badly needed!
#BeInjuryFree