The Johns Hopkins Center For Injury Research and Policy

项目摘要/摘要 约翰霍普金斯伤害研究和政策中心是一个 以进行创新研究为使命的伤害预防专家教授当今的 从业者和未来的领导者，并将发现转化为有效的解决方案 毁灭性且代价高昂的伤病问题。我们将通过 我们四个核心的综合工作和集体影响。 行政核心是该中心的组织中心，提供 支持教职员工和学生并促进协同影响的基础设施。 外展核心解决了伤病领域缩小差距的挑战 平等保护所有人的研究及其在政策和实践中的应用。这个 培训和教育核心通过吸引专业人员为受伤领域建设能力 培养新的人才和未来的领导者。研究核心提供全面的 管理和支持已规划的研究项目和新的探索 研究项目计划，通过该计划，教职员工可以获得以下项目的支持 解决高度优先的伤害问题，并导致新的和创新的研究。 我们提出的四个研究项目包括1)要解决的翻译研究 印度卫生服务药物的实施、评估和复制 部落社区老年人储存和处置倡议；2)干预 青年服务组织内预防儿童性虐待战略研究； 3)利用现有安全技术减少青少年的干预研究 司机的撞车事故；以及4)应对阿片类药物影响的政策评估研究 就致命的机动车撞车事故制定法律。 我们提出了一个雄心勃勃的未来五年议程。我们提出的外展计划， 教育和研究活动将通过它们与现实世界的相关性和 对政策和计划的直接影响。通过这种方式，我们将实现我们的终极 目标是减少伤害，为伤者提供更好的结果。

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT The Johns Hopkins Center for Injury Research and Policy is a collaborative of injury prevention experts whose mission is to conduct innovative research, teach today’s practitioners and tomorrow’s leaders, and translate discoveries into effective solutions to the devastating and costly problem of injuries. We will achieve our mission through the integrated work and collective impact of our four Cores. The Administrative Core is the Center’s organizational hub, providing infrastructure to support faculty, staff, and students and promote synergistic impacts. The Outreach Core addresses the injury field’s challenge of closing the gap between research and its application to policy and practice for equitable protection for all. The Training and Education Core builds professional capacity for the injury field by attracting and training new talent and future leaders. The Research Core provides overall management and support for the planned research projects and a new Exploratory Research Project Program through which faculty can receive support for projects that address high-priority injury problems and lead to new and innovative research. Our four proposed research projects include 1) translational research to address implementation, evaluation, and replication of an Indian Health Service medication storage and disposal initiative for older adults in tribal communities; 2) intervention research on child sexual abuse prevention strategies within youth serving organizations; 3) intervention research on the use of existing safety technologies to reduce teenage drivers' crashes; and 4) policy evaluation research to address the effects of opioid prescribing laws on fatal motor vehicle crashes. We propose an ambitious agenda for the next five years. Our proposed outreach, education, and research activities will save lives through their real-world relevance and immediate implications for policy and programs. In this way, we will realize our ultimate goal of fewer injuries and better outcomes for the injured.