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Citation

Ikeda RM, Mercy JA, Teret SP. Am. J. Prev. Med. 1998; 15(3S): Complete Issue.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1998, Elsevier Publishing)

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Abstract

This journal is an edited volume. CSPV will treat volume articles separately for the purposes of abstraction and evaluation.
The articles included in this edited volume are:
INTRODUCTION: 1) Surveillance The Key to Firearm Injury Prevention, by Mark L. Rosenberg and W. Rodney Hammond; 2) Why Firearm Injury Surveillance?, by Shannon Frattaroli and Stephen P. Teret; 3) Firearm-Related Injury Surveillance: An Overview of Progress; and 4) Use of National Data Systems for Firearm-Related Injury Surveillance, by Joseph L. Annest and James A. Mercy.
STATE AND LOCAL SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS: 5) Firearm-Related Injury Surveillance in California, by Allegra N. Kim and Roger B. Trent; 6) Firearm-Related Injury Surveillance in Colorado, by Holly Hedegaard, Magdalena Wake, and Richard Hoffman; 7) Fatal Firearm-Related Injury Surveillance in Maryland, by Brian Wiersema, Colin Loftin, Robert C. Mullen, Erich M. Daub, Monique A. Sheppard, John E. Smialek, and David McDowall; 8) Massachusetts Weapon-Related Injury Surveillance System, by Catherine W. Barber, Victoria V. Ozonoff, Maxine Schuster, Beth C. Hume, Heather McLaughlin, Laurie Jannelli, and Linea E. Saltzman; 9) Missouri Firearm-Related Injury Surveillance System, by Mark Van Tuinen and Alex Crosby; 10) A Weapon-Related Injury Surveillance System in New York City, by Susan A. Wilt and Celia S. Gabrel; 11) Oklahoma Firearm-Related Injury Surveillance, by Pamela J. Archer, Sue Mallonee, Amber C. Schmidt, and Robin M. Ikeda; 12) Washington State Gunshot-Wound Surveillance System, Mary LeMier, Peter Cummings, Doug Keck, Jeanette Stehr-Green, Robin Ikeda, and Linda Saltzman; and 13) The Wisconsin Firearm-Related Injury Surveillance System, by John Fox, Leah Stahlsmith, Patrick Remington, Tracy Tymus, and Steven Hargarten.
LOOKING TO THE FUTURE: 14) Firearm Injury Surveillance at the Local Level: From Data to Action, by Arthur L. Kellermann and Kidist K. Bartolomeos; 15) Recommended Data Elements for Firearm-Related Injury Surveillance, by Linda E. Saltzman and Robin M. Ideda; and 16) Prospects and Challenges in Implementing Firearm-Related Injury Surveillance in the United States: Not a Flash in the Pan, by Denise Koo and Guthrie S. Birkhead.

Firearms Injury
Surveillance System
Data Collection
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