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The world of child injury prevention advances quickly in big and small steps each day. The Research In Action blog shares credible and timely commentary on the latest news, research, events, and more as we work together to keep children safe. We invite comments to spur friendly conversation among our readers. Please Contact Us for any information requests.

ICYMI December 2021

Published January 5, 2022 in Research in action

Catch up with newsworthy pediatric injury prevention articles from December 2021 gathered by CHOP's Dr. Patty Huang.

ICYMI December 2021

Five Years After Sandy Hook: Why Reframing Gun Violence as a Public Health Issue is Essential

Published December 14, 2017 in Research in action

Five Years After Sandy Hook: Why Reframing Gun Violence as a Public Health Issue is Essential

Today marks the fifth anniversary of the Sandy Hook tragedy, when 20 children and six educators were shot and killed. Read on for perspective on how a public health approach can transform efforts to reduce gun violence involving youth.

Navigating a Tricky Balance to Address Intimate Partner Violence

Published November 8, 2017 in Research in action

Navigating a Tricky Balance to Address Intimate Partner Violence

Learn about CHOP's comprehensive approach to addressing intimate partner violence in a clinical setting.

Can Pre-Schoolers Show Aggression? Opportunities to Address High Expulsion Rates of Youngest Children

Published September 19, 2017 in Research in action

Can Pre-Schoolers Show Aggression? Opportunities to Address High Expulsion Rates of Youngest Children

We are proud to share a blog authored by CHOP PolicyLab's Dr. Marsha Gerdes on the alarmingly high expulsion rates of preschoolers, and the short and potentially long-term consequences of expulsion.

ADHD and Adverse Childhood Experiences

Published September 12, 2017 in Research in action

ADHD and Adverse Childhood Experiences

A recent study found an increased prevalence of ACEs among children with parent-reported ADHD.

Back-to-School Concerns: Don’t Forget About Guns in the Home

Published August 29, 2017 in Research in action

Back-to-School Concerns: Don’t Forget About Guns in the Home

As back-to-school time approaches, it’s a good time to remind parents and caregivers to ask about the presence of a gun in a home before they allow their children to visit.

New Resource Alert: Human Trafficking in Adolescence Webinar Recording

Published August 21, 2017 in Research in action

New Resource Alert: Human Trafficking in Adolescence Webinar Recording

Watch a recorded webinar presented by CHOP's Violence Prevention Initiative which defines human trafficking in adolescence and discusses strategies for addressing it in the pediatric healthcare setting.

The Ethical Case for Trauma-Informed Pediatric Care

Published August 7, 2017 in Research in action

The Ethical Case for Trauma-Informed Pediatric Care

In a new article VIP@CIRP researchers explore how the principles of trauma informed care embody core principles of medical ethics.

ASK Day: A Question That Can’t Wait

Published June 21, 2017 in Research in action

ASK Day: A Question That Can’t Wait

Today is ASK Day, when parents, caregivers and pediatricians alike are called upon to remember that, when it comes to guns in the home, Asking Saves Kids. Asking is framed around a simple question: “Is there an unlocked gun where your kids play?”

New Resource Alert: Intimate Partner Violence and Pediatrics Webinar Recording

Published May 17, 2017 in Research in action

New Resource Alert: Intimate Partner Violence and Pediatrics Webinar Recording

Watch a recorded webinar presented by CHOP's Violence Prevention Initiative and Lutheran Settlement House, which defines intimate partner violence and discusses strategies for addressing it in the pediatric healthcare setting.

Adolescent Males Reveal Need for Mental Health Support After Violence

Published May 16, 2017 in Research in action

Adolescent Males Reveal Need for Mental Health Support After Violence

New research released today revealed that, among young men of color ages 12-17 enrolled in CHOP’s Violence Intervention Program from 2012-2016, the overwhelming majority (89 %) self-identified a need for mental health care.