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Injury & Violence Prevention

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Injury

 Injury is damage or harm to the body resulting in impairment or destruction of health.  Examples are broken bones, cuts, brain damage, spinal cord injury, poisoning and burns.  
  • Is the leading cause of death and disability for Michiganders, ages 1-44
  • Leading causes of death include: motor vehicle crashes, falls, and for infants less than 12 months of age, unsafe sleep environments.
  • Occurs in very predictable patterns, with recognizable risk factors in identifiable populations
  • Is preventable
Injury and Violence in Michigan Burden Report - 2018
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The NVDRS is a state-based surveillance system linking data from law enforcement, medical examiners/coroners, vital statistics, and crime laboratories to help participating states design and implement tailored prevention and intervention efforts. 
Michigan Violent Death Reporting System
Safe Kids Michigan
Information and Resources Regarding the Prevention of Accidental Injury to Children and Safe Kids Coalitions Throughout Michigan. 

Safe Kids Michigan
MODA Circle of Partners

The Michigan Overdose Data to Action (MODA) Program

MODA
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Information for Suicide Prevention

Suicide Prevention
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Educational Materials Regarding Rape Prevention and Links and Resources for Sexual Violence Prevention.

Sexual Violence Prevention