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Injury Control Research Center Program 35-Year Anniversary Fireside Chat

Topic(s):   Other
Organization:  

Safe States Alliance

Link:  https://www.safestates.org/page/ICRCFiresideChat
Format: 

online

Type: 

Safe States Member Sessions

Time:  

1 hour

CEU Credits: 

N/A hours

Course Code: 

No CEU's offered

Contact: 

Safe States Alliance (info@safestates.org)

Overview:

The Injury Control Research Center (ICRC) program celebrated its 35th Anniversary with a webinar on October 6, 2022 featuring CDC’s Acting Principal Deputy Director Dr. Deb Houry along with current and former ICRC directors who discussed their thoughts on the past, present, and future of the program.

 

CDC’s National Center for Injury Prevention and Control (NCIPC) funds ICRCs to study ways to prevent injuries and violence and to work with community partners to put research findings into action. Underlying all other ICRCs core functions is their ability to bring together multiple stakeholders from disparate disciplines, perspectives, and agencies to join forces and tackle critical public health problems. Through leadership that combines their injury topic and core areas of expertise—research, outreach, and training—they continue to advance the field of injury and violence prevention.

 

Presenters:

Dr. Deb Houry, CDC

 

Richard Hamburg, Safe States Alliance

 

Fred Rivara, University of Washington Harborview Injury and Research Center

 

Carol Runyan, University of North Carolina Injury Prevention Research Center

 

Steve Marshall, University of North Carolina Injury Prevention Research Center

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Charles Branas, Columbia University – Center for Injury Science and Prevention

 

Patrick Carter, University of Michigan Injury Prevention Center

 

Jonathan Rupp, Emory University Injury Prevention Research Center

 

Carri Casteel, University of Iowa Injury Prevention Research Center

 

Monica S. Vavilala, University of Washington Harborview Injury and Research Center

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Learn more by viewing the webinar HERE

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If you encounter any technical difficulties related to this training, please contact the Safe States Alliance at info@safestates.org.

Additional Registration Required:  

no

To receive CHES or CPH credits, complete this form:  

N/A

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