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Full Description
Gun injuries are a social and public health phenomenon that has profound consequences on victims, their social network, and neighborhood. Deaths resulting from gun violence represent just one piece of this puzzle while injuries (visible and invisible) make up a considerable other part. Solving such a large and multi-faceted public health issue is an arduous task.
The Silent Epidemic of Gun Injuries explains the effects of injuries from gun violence in the United States. Through case studies and statistics, Melvin Delgado explores the physical and emotional effects of gun injuries as well as their social, cultural, and economic impact on communities. Further, he explains how communities and social work professionals can respond to the epidemic of gun injuries.
Contents
Section 1: Grounding Gun Injuries
Chapter 1: Context Setting
Chapter 2: Gun Injury Research and Statistics
Chapter 3: Gun Injuries
Section 2: Social Science Perspectives on Gun Injuries
Chapter 4: Social Perspective
Chapter 5: Cultural Perspective
Chapter 6: Economic Perspective
Section 3: Community-Centered Approaches & Urban Cases
Chapter 7: Community Interventions and Gun Injuries
Chapter 8: Case #1: Chicago's Good Kids Mad City's (GKMC) Stop The Bleed (STB)
Chapter 9: Case #2: Open Doors (Paralyzed Gun Victims)
Section 4: Recommendations for Advancing the Field
Chapter 10: Professional Education
Chapter 11: Research
Chapter 12: Community Practice
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