NVPN is a coalition of orgs dedicated to violent death prevention through policy, advocacy, & supporting CDC's National Violent Death Reporting System (NVDRS)
Also essential, according #HardDatapodcast guest @DanielWWebster1, is using #data to fight against misconceptions and absences of information.“A lot of what people assume about gun violence is often not right.” https://t.co/30RWkBBIO6
@DanielWWebster1@JohnsHopkinsSPH “We need consistent measures across time and place, and we simply don’t have that with non-fatal gun violence at this point.” Dr. Webster in the #HardDatapodcast episode at: https://t.co/30RWkBBIO6
This episode of the #HardData#podcast with Dr. @DanielWWebster1 is a must listen. He highlights key #gunviolence knowledge gaps and suggests ways to improve relations between communities, #police and researchers. https://t.co/30RWkBk7pw
@SF4publichealth @JohnsHopkinsSPH The complete #HardDataPodcast episode with @SF4publichealth -- titled 'A Durable Response to Gun Violence?' -- is now available online. Interview by @AdamBelmar. https://t.co/R0TpdG6B4V
The latest Hard Data #podcast features a discussion with Dr. Shannon Frattaroli (@SF4publichealth of @JohnsHopkinsSPH) on Extreme Risk Protection Orders (#ERPO) and the potential for temporary interventions to prevent numerous homicides and suicides. https://t.co/R0TpdG6B4V
@SF4publichealth @JohnsHopkinsSPH “What a lot of people don’t know about #gunviolence in this country is that, in the United States, most gun deaths are actually gun #suicide.” – @SF4publichealth, @JohnsHopkinsSPH
Pulling from years of experience in the field, Dr. Vanya Jones describes her work with the @BBBSA program, along with the @YMCA, and summarizes her findings to offer some specific strategies aimed at reducing #violence among young people. https://t.co/1ummWmBZe4
@SafePhD@JohnsHopkinsSPH With vivid examples, @SafePhD strengthens the sentiment originally coined by Frederick Douglass: that “it’s easier to build strong adults than it is to fix broken children.”
We're extremely proud of the latest Hard Data #podcast featuring Dr. Vanya Jones (@SafePhD) of @JohnsHopkinsSPH. Dr. Jones describes some of the unique issues children and adolescents are facing today, especially with the added difficulty of #COVID19. https://t.co/1ummWmBZe4
@SafePhD@JohnsHopkinsSPH The episode -- titled 'Meeting the Unique Needs of Youth' -- discusses the value of tailored mentorship programs and the different ways in which young people process their emotions, injuries, and trauma.
This week, give a listen to our second Hard Data #podcast episode on the #NVDRS. Cathy Barber, @HarvardChanSPH, discusses the unprecedented insights the #data collection system provides for understanding #violence, #suicide, and setting #healthpolicy.
https://t.co/6asd0USjiG
Our third #podcast episode discussed #suicideprevention with Jonathan Singer, president of @AASuicidology, and the value of #data in better understanding this complex #publichealth problem—the second leading cause of death among people 15-34 years old. https://t.co/6asd0USjiG
Many thanks to Dr. Mason for speaking with the Hard Data #podcast, and to @AdamBelmar for conducting the interview. Check out all of the topics we've featured so far in previous episodes: https://t.co/wypziJpFMD
Listen to our interview with Dr. Maryann Mason on value of real-time #data to #publichealth surveillance. “One of the key strategies being used right now is outreach that really intercedes in interpersonal relationships, where violence may be taking root.” https://t.co/UkHnN2PAKM
Highlighting the value of nationwide NVDRS, Dr. Mason explains that: “Being able to have data with our contiguous neighbor helps us really understand the problem in our state – but also the problem in our region and the problem in the nation as a whole." https://t.co/UkHnN2PAKM
Calling upon her unique experience with the NVDRS at @IDPH, Dr. Mason describes how the #COVID19 pandemic has complicated the collection and analysis of critical #healthdata. https://t.co/UkHnN2xZTe