P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 71, Issue 6, 2010November 01, 2010 EDT
Positioning North Carolina for Leadership in Injury Control: A Call to Action
Positioning North Carolina for Leadership in Injury Control: A Call to Action
Articles in Vol. 71, Issue 6, 2010
Vol. 71, Issue 6, 2010
- Tar Heel Footprints in Health CareAnna Bauer
- Attitudes Toward Smoking Restrictions in Work Sites, Restaurants, and Bars Among North CaroliniansRachel Loflin MaguireJason BrinkleyChristopher Mansfield
- Suicide and Homicide in North Carolina: Initial Findings From the North Carolina Violent Death Reporting System, 2004-2007Sandra L. MartinScott ProescholdbellTammy NorwoodLawrence L. Kupper
- Policy Forum Prevention and Control of Injury and ViolenceThomas C. Ricketts
- Positioning North Carolina for Leadership in Injury Control: A Call to ActionCarol W. Runyan
- Injury Prevention: North Carolina’s Challenge and Capacity to RespondSharon Baker RhyneSharon Schiro
- Injury Prevention: Aspects of the Legislative ResponseTom Vitaglione
- Epidemiology of Injury and Violence in North CarolinaScott ProescholdbellKatherine J. Harmon
- Interest and Need Greatly Outpace Resources for Youth Suicide PreventionSherry LehmanJane Ann Miller
- Unintentional Poisoning in North Carolina: An Emerging Public Health ProblemMarsha D. Ford
- Addressing the Escalating Public Health Issue of Falls Among Older AdultsEllen Caylor SchneiderTiffany E. ShubertKatherine J. Harmon
- The North Carolina Falls Prevention CoalitionSharon Baker RhyneEllen Caylor Schneider
- Preventing Child Maltreatment in North CarolinaAdam J. Zolotor
- Violence Against Women in North CarolinaRebecca J. Macy
- Primary Prevention of Sexual Violence in North Carolina: A Public Health ApproachBrenda LintonCatherine GuerreroJen Przewoznik
- Is Fatality-Free Travel on North Carolina’s Streets and Highways Feasible? It’s Time to Think the UnthinkableHerbert G. GarrisonJennifer L. Smith
- Fatal and Nonfatal Firearm Injuries in North CarolinaTamera Coyne-BeasleyAbigail C. Lees
- Occupational Injury in North CarolinaDawn N. CastilloSheila Higgins
- Trauma Systems: Improving Trauma Outcomes in North CarolinaRobert D. BecherJ. Wayne Meredith
- Spotlight on the Safety NetKimberly Alexander BratcherJoan MabryJudy HawkinsBetsy TesseneerMichael Barringer
- Running the NumbersRobert E. MeyerMargaret A. Harper
- Philanthropy ProfileJeri Krentz
- Health Reform From the Perspective of a Small and Rural HospitalLaura J. Easton
- Health Care Reform: What It Means for North Carolina’s HospitalsMichael C. Tarwater
- Short- and Long-Term Solutions for Co-Location in Adult and Family Care HomesNorth Carolina Institute of Medicine
- Improving Youths’ Health Through School-Based Health CentersGenie Komives
Runyan, Carol W. 2010. “Positioning North Carolina for Leadership in Injury Control: A Call to Action.” North Carolina Medical Journal 71 (6): 527–30. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.71.6.527.