Southern California Injury Prevention Research Center

南加州伤害预防研究中心(SCIPRC)的使命是发展和支持一个多学科的学术和社区努力，以了解高危人群中伤害发生的模式，并减少这些伤害的发生率和后果。为实现这一目标，制定了五个具体目标：1)研究、2)培训、3)信息传播、4)社区活动、5)评估和组织。我们的目标包括2个大项目、4个小项目和4个种子项目，这些项目涉及急性护理、预防和康复。这个研究项目的优势在于它的广度和在流行病学、公共卫生、临床科学、生物力学以及行为和社会方面的专业知识。 科学。这些项目的多样性扩大了SCIPRC识别、理解和解释伤害发生以及实施和评估针对当前地方、国家和国际伤害领域的计划的能力。我们的第二个目标是加强其在伤害控制实践中的研究生水平培训和专业教育。SCIPRC目前赞助了7门关于伤害控制的课程，并在全校范围内举办了6门课程的额外讲座。SCIPRC在研究传播方面有着良好的记录，在上一个资助周期中发表了80多份科学出版物和近100份科学报告。我们将继续在这一记录的基础上再接再厉，增加直接满足当地需要的新的传播活动。我们的工作将强调与州和洛杉矶县卫生局的合作。SCIPRC通过与合作的社区机构举办信息共享研讨会、在塑造该地区伤害控制未来的委员会中任职以及提供技术援助，参与社区活动。我们继续通过一个行政结构来评估我们的进展情况，该结构通过完善的协议和所有SCIPRC参与者之间的频繁沟通来确保效率。目前的申请包括SCIPRC迄今开展的最大规模和最多样化的研究计划。我们为我们迄今取得的成就感到自豪，并计划继续向伤害控制界提供重要和及时的信息。

The Mission of the Southern California Injury Prevention Research Center (SCIPRC) is to develop and support a multi-disciplinary academic and community effort to understand patterns o1'injury occurrence in high-risk populations and reduce the incidence and consequences of these injuries. Five Specific Aims which address 1) research, 2) training, 3) information dissemination, 4) community activity, land 5) evaluation and organization have been developed to meet this goal. Our 1staim includes 2 large, 4 small and 4 seed projects, which address acute care, prevention, and rehabilitation. The strength of this research program lies in its breadth and the expertise in epidemiology, public health, clinical sciences, biomechanics, and behavioral and social sciences. The diversity of the projects expands the SCIPRC's ability to identify, understand and explain injury occurrence and to implement and evaluate programs addressing current injury areas locally, nationally, and internationally. Our 2nd aim is to strengthen its graduate level training and professional education in injury control practice. The SCIPRC currently sponsors 7 courses on injury control and additional lectures in 6 courses throughout the University. The SCIPRC has a strong record in Research Dissemination with more than 80 scientific publications and close to 100 scientific presentations in the last funding cycle. We will continue to build on this record as well as add new dissemination activities that directly address local needs. Our work will emphasize Collaborations with the State and Los Angeles County Departments of Health. The SCIPRC participates in Community Activities by conducting information sharing seminars with collaborating community agencies, by serving on committees, which shape the future of injury control in the area, and by providing technical assistance. We continue to Evaluate our progress with an administrative structure that ensures efficiency through well-developed protocols and frequent communication among all SCIPRC participants. This current application includes the largest and most diverse research plan yet undertaken by the SCIPRC. We are proud of our achievement thus far and plan to continue to c.ontribute important and timely information to the injury control community.