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Health Topics
Injury & Violence
(including suicide)
Guidelines: Slide
Presentation
Slide Index
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School Health
Guidelines to Prevent Unintentional Injuries and Violence
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MMWR
Weekly Report
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Injuries Kill More
Children and Adolescents Than All Diseases Combines
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The Injury Pyramid
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Adolescent Violence
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Suicide
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Percentage of US
High School Students Involved in Violence-Related Behaviors, 2001
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Percentage of US
High School Students Engaging in Unsafe Behaviors, 2001
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Injuries Occur
Everywhere
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Why Focus on School?
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Injuries and
Violence in the School Environment
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Injuries and
Violence in School
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High School Students
Who Felt too Unsafe to Go to School, U.S., 1993�01
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Violent Deaths Among
School-Aged Children, 1994�99
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What are Schools
Doing to Prevent Injuries and Violence?
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Percentage of
Schools with Specific Safety Policies, by Level
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School Policies: Unintentional
Injury
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School Policies: Unintentional
Injury (continued)
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Percentage of
Schools Requiring Unintentional Injury, Violence and Suicide
Prevention Education, by School Level
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Health Education
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Percentage of
Schools Teaching Skills Related to Violence and Suicide Prevention in
at Least One Required Class or Course
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Percentage of
Schools Teaching Topics Related to Unintentional Injury Prevention in
at Least One Required Class or Course
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How Were the
Guidelines Developed?
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Guidelines
Development Process
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The Breadth of the
Guidelines
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Coordinated School
Health Programs
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Recommendations to
Prevent Unintentional Injuries, Violence, and Suicide
1-Establish a
Social Environment that Promotes Safety and Prevents Unintentional
Injuries and Violence
- Ensure High Academic Standards
- Encourage Connection to School
- Develop, Implement, and Enforce Written
Policies
- Establish a
Social Environment that Promotes Safety and Prevents Unintentional
Injuries and Violence
- Integrate Prevention of Unintentional
Injuries and Violence
2-Provide a Safe
Physical Environment to Prevent Unintentional Injuries and Violence
- Conduct Regular Safety and Hazard
Assessments
- Maintain Structures, Equipment, and
Grounds
- Actively Supervise All Student Activities
- Ensure that the School is Free From
Weapons
3-Implement Health
and Safety Education Curricula and Instruction
- Curricula and Instruction
- Use Active Learning Strategies and
Interactive Teaching Methods
- Provide Adequate Staffing and Resources
4- Provide Safe
Physical Education and Extracurricular Physical Activity Programs
- Promote Injury Prevention and Non-violence
Through Physical Education and Sports Participation
- Develop, Teach, Implement, and Enforce
Safety Rules
- Ensure that Spaces and Facilities Meet or
Exceed Recommended Safety Standards
- Hire Trained Personal
5-Provide Health,
Counseling, Psychological, and Social Services
- Coordinate and
Establish
- Identify and Help Students Who Have Been
Injured
- Assess the Extent to Which Injuries Occur
- Develop and Implement Emergency Plans
6-Establish
Mechanisms for Responding to Crises, Disasters, and Injuries
- Establish a Written Response Plan (1)
- Establish a Written Response Plan (2)
- Prepare to Implement the Plan in a Crisis
- Have Short-term Responses and Services
- Have Long-term Responses and Services
7-Integrate
School, Family, and Community Efforts to Prevent Unintentional
Injuries and Violence
- Involve, Educate, and Coordinate
8-Provide Staff Development
Opportunities that Promote Safety
- Ensure School Personnel Knowledge
- Teach all Personnel
Closing
- Target Audiences
- More Resources Will
Follow
- Questions?
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