Funded Research Projects
Producing and disseminating quality, actionable research is at the core of the Center’s mission, and our members and leadership possess broad expertise and experience. Many of our faculty and members have been working, researching, and publishing together for more than 10 years. Multidisciplinary collaboration is a hallmark of our culture, and we encourage cross-disciplinary work to advance the field.
More comprehensive information on research work by investigators affiliated with the U-M Injury Prevention Center is available at the Michigan Experts Injury Prevention Center web page.
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Parents in the Passenger Seat: A Coaching Guide for Supervising Teens Learning to Drive
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Understanding Power and Control Tactics in Abusive Relationships on College Campuses: An Evidence-Based Mixed Methods Approach to Reconceptualizing the Power and Control Wheel
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Capturing Real World Losses Of Balance and Recovery Responses in Older Adults At Risk For Falls
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Toward Reliable Assessment of Concussion: A Study on Head Finite Element Models Considering Human Variability
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Translation of Opiate Overdose Prevention Strategies (The OPT-IN Project)
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The Effect of a Prescription Drug Coverage Policy on Risk of Falls and Overdose in Older Adults
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Translation of an Evidenced-Based Violence Intervention for Adolescents in Primary Care (SafERteens-PC)