Emergency Department Utilization Among Assault-Injured Youth: Implications for Youth Violence Screening

This study's objectives were to determine whether, and how, prior ED visit history distinguishes assault-injured youth from unintentionally injured youth.

youth, aces, firearmsHAVI GeneralSeptember 1, 2017Frances Turcotte-Benedict, Siraj Amanullah, James Linakis, Megan Ranney

Development of an Emergency Department Violence Intervention Program for Youth: An Integrated Knowledge Translation Approach

We describe how an integrated knowledge translation (KT) process was used to develop an ED violence intervention program (EDVIP) for youth affected by violence.

youth, aces, trauma-informed careHAVI GeneralJune 1, 2016Snider C, Woodward H, Mordoch E, Chernomas W, Mahmood J, Wiebe F, Cook K, Jiang D, Strome T, Logsetty S

The Trauma Response Team: a Community Intervention for Gang Violence

The Trauma Response Team was established in 2010, in collaboration with the Police Department, health care institutions, and emergency response teams and with the research support of Syracuse University faculty.

aces, trauma-informed care, firearms, social determ. of healthHAVI GeneralOctober 1, 2015Jennings-Bey T, Lane SD, Rubinstein RA, Bergen-Cico D, Haygood-El A, Hudson H, Sanchez S, Fowler FL

Brief violence interventions with community case management services are effective for high-risk trauma patients

The objective of this study is to assess outcomes for a cohort of young trauma patients in a prospective, randomized trial comparing BVI with BVI + CCMS.

youth, aces, mental health, patient reported outcomesHAVI GeneralAugust 1, 2013Aboutanos MB, Jordan A, Cohen R, Foster RL, Goodman K, Halfond RW, Poindexter R, Charles R, Smith SC, Wolfe LG, Hogue B, Ivatury RR

Characterizing the teachable moment: is an emergency department visit a teachable moment for intervention among assault-injured youth and their parents?

We sought to operationalize the teachable moment (TM) construct and to determine whether an emergency department (ED) visit was a TM for intervention among assault-injured adolescents and their parents.

program evaluation, patient reported outcomes, aces, mental health, youthHAVI GeneralAugust 1, 2007Johnson SB, Bradshaw CP, Wright JL, Denise Haynie, Bruce Simons-Morton, Cheng TL

Caught in the Crossfire: the effects of a peer-based intervention program for violently injured youth

To assess the effect of a hospital-based peer intervention program serving youth who have been hospitalized for violent injuries on participant involvement in the criminal justice system and violent reinjury and death after hospital discharge.

law enforcement, aces, youth, mental healthHAVI GeneralMarch 1, 2004Becker M, Jeffery S Hall MA, Caesar M Ursic MD, Sonia Jain MPH, Calhoun D