U-M Injury Prevention Center Newsletter April 2022
This month’s highlights include new IPV-focused visual abstracts in the areas of alcohol-involved overdose deaths and technology-facilitated violence; news stories featuring IPC core faculty research and commentary; new IFIP funding and fellowships; a save the date and a call for abstracts for the 2022 National Research Conference on Firearm Injury Prevention; publications, jobs/fellowships, and more.
New Visual Abstract: Technology-facilitated Violence prevalence and associations among a nationally-representative sample of young men
New Visual Abstract: Technology-Facilitated Violence Prevalence and Associations Among a Nationally Representative Sample of Young Men The University of Michigan Injury Prevention Center is excited to offer a new visual abstract highlighting research by Dr. Laura...
New Visual Abstract: Alcohol-involved Overdose Deaths in U.S. Veterans
New Visual Abstract: Alcohol-involved Overdose Deaths in U.S. Veterans The University of Michigan Injury Prevention Center is excited to offer a new visual abstract highlighting: Alcohol-involved Overdose Deaths in U.S. Veterans, by Core Faculty Drs. Lewei (Allison)...
Featured in PBS Interview: Core Faculty Dr. Erin Bonar Speaks on Cannabis and Driving Under the Influence
Featured in PBS Interview: Core Faculty Dr. Erin Bonar Speaks on Cannabis and Driving Under the Influence We’re excited to share that IPC core faculty Dr. Erin Bonar, PhD, spoke during a PBS Featured Interview, “Cannabis and Driving Under the...
U-M Injury Prevention Center Newsletter February/March 2022
This month’s highlights include a new opioid overdose surveillance toolkit; new IFIP funding and fellowships; a new IPV-focused visual abstract; Injury and Violence Prevention Health Equity Scan; our April 4th cannabis-related event; and save the date and a call for abstracts for the 2022 National Research Conference on Firearm Injury Prevention; publications, jobs/fellowships, and more.
New Visual Abstract: Increase in Intimate Partner Violence during COVID-19
New Visual Abstract Available Focusing on Intimate Partner Violence During the Early Pandemic The University of Michigan Injury Prevention Center is excited to offer a new visual abstract based on Core Faculty Dr. Sarah Peitzmeier’s recent study of prevalence...
U-M Injury Prevention Center Newsletter January 2022
This month’s highlights include Michigan Opioid Legislation Tracking Tool that tracks opioid-related bills and amendments as they are introduced into Michigan legislature; two visual abstracts that focus on suicide prevention; MOOC and other injury prevention resources; three notice of funding opportunities announced by the CDC; recent publications; job/fellowship opportunities, and more.
New Visual Abstract: A Controlled Examination of Acute Warning Signs for Suicide Attempts Among Hospitalized Patients
New Visual Abstract Available: A Controlled Examination of Acute Warning Signs for Suicide Attempts Among Hospitalized Patients The University of Michigan Injury Prevention Center is excited to offer a new visual abstract highlighting: A Controlled Examination of...