It's here! We are excited to officially announce the launch of our free, on-demand continuing education course for medical and mental health providers, Preventing Firearm Injury: What Clinicians Can Do with the California Medical Association. #education #mentalhealth #gunviolenceprevention #clinicians Register:
The BulletPoints Project at UC Davis
Hospitals and Health Care
Sacramento, California 205 followers
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About us
The BulletPoints Project at UC Davis is a resource to support clinicians & health care educators in becoming more informed & effective partners in preventing firearm injury in their patients. Our mission is to teach medical & mental health care providers how to reduce the risk of firearm injury & death in their patients. The majority of clinicians feel that preventing firearm injury is within their scope of practice, & patients are generally receptive to having these conversations with their health care providers. However, most clinicians say they don’t routinely counsel patients about firearm injury prevention & the topic is largely absent from medical and nursing school curricula. In 2019, California Assembly Bill 521, sponsored by Assemblymember Marc Berman, authorized three years of funding through the University of California Davis Firearm Violence Research Center (UCDFC) to fill that gap – and the BulletPoints Project was born. Our interdisciplinary team, in collaboration with health care providers, researchers, legal experts, medical educators, & firearm owners, is creating, implementing, & evaluating educational materials and curricula for clinicians, covering topics such as the epidemiology of firearm injury and death, the basics of firearms and firearm storage, risk factors for firearm injury, best practices for talking with patients, & relevant policies. Everything we do is informed by the best available research, evidence, & clinical best practices. Our educational materials are available to clinicians from different professions & at all levels of training (and anyone else who’s interested) through our website, continuing education courses, webinars and presentations, videos, social media, & more. We believe a well-informed, politically neutral, & collaborative approach to firearm injury prevention is the most effective way to save lives. Website: BulletPointsProject.org Twitter: @BulletPtsProj Email: hs-bulletpoints@ucdavis.edu
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Calling all clinician educators! Are you interested in firearm injury prevention? Hold your spot + pre-register today for our free Workshop on Clinical Firearm Injury Prevention on 10/09/2024: https://lnkd.in/g3VSi2Pw
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Calling all clinician educators! Are you interested in firearm injury prevention? Hold your spot + pre-register today for our free Workshop on Clinical Firearm Injury Prevention on 10/09/2024: https://lnkd.in/g3VSi2Pw
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Our free 2024 Virtual Train the Trainer Workshop on Clinical Firearm Injury Prevention is fast approaching! Fill out a brief survey to receive the registration link for the 10/09/2024 event: https://lnkd.in/g3VSi2Pw
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Are you a clinician educator who’s interested in firearm injury prevention? We are hosting another virtual Train the Trainer Workshop on Clinical Firearm Injury Prevention on October 9, 2024. Hold your spot + pre-register today: https://lnkd.in/g3VSi2Pw
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Our 2024 Virtual Train the Trainer Workshop on Clinical Firearm Injury Prevention is here! Fill out a brief survey to receive the registration link: https://lnkd.in/g3VSi2Pw
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Access to firearms by someone in crisis increases the likelihood that suicide attempts and other forms of violence will be fatal. Storing firearms outside the home when someone is at risk can be lifesaving. Learn more about temporary firearm transfers: https://lnkd.in/gAZHRWq3
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When there are firearms in the home, keeping them locked up reduces the risk of injury and death for everyone who spends time there. Learn more about safe firearm storage practices and devices: https://lnkd.in/g_jGUK_6
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A firearm increases the likelihood that intimate partner violence will become deadly. Learn more about who’s at risk and what you can do as a clinician to intervene and help a patient experiencing intimate partner violence: https://lnkd.in/gMvfB9QE #IPV #IntimatePartnerViolence #FirearmViolence
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Cognitive and behavioral changes associated with dementia can elevate the risk for firearm-related harm in the home. Learn more about who’s at risk and what you can do as a provider to prevent firearm-related injury in this population: https://lnkd.in/dJAYksAr
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