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Dr. Jason Goldstick This project will use the System for Overdose Surveillance, created by the U-M Injury Prevention Center, to conduct a rigorous comparison of several powerful spatiotemporal prediction methods ...
Dr. Abigail Bretzin The project will develop an injury surveillance system that prospectively monitors SRCs in the high school setting to record details regarding the incident injury and utilization of ...
Dr. Kip Bohnert Dr. Jason Goldstick Suicide is a significant and growing public health concern, and a leading cause of death in the United States (U.S.). Suicide ranks in the ...
Dr. Donovan Maust BZD prescribing to older adults continues despite decades of evidence demonstrating the risk for significant injury from both falls and OD. In the face of continued use, ...
Dr. Allison Lin Opioid overdose mortality continues to rise, but major shifts have occurred in the relative proportion of deaths attributed to specific opioids and other substances. To examine risk ...
Suicide is a significant and growing public health concern, and a leading cause of death in the United States (U.S.). Suicide ranks in the top ten leading causes of death ...
Unintentional injury is a significant burden and source of premature mortality for aging Americans: in 2016, there were 53,141 deaths due to unintentional injury among adults 65 and older (“older ...
Opioid overdose mortality continues to rise, but major shifts have occurred in the relative proportion of deaths attributed to specific opioid types. Opioids can be categorized into natural/semisynthetic opioids (e.g. ...
In 2016, 45,000 U.S. individuals died by suicide, twice as many as died by homicide. Military personnel are disproportionately affected, especially in the National Guard (NG) where suicide rates (27.6/100,000) ...