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1 School Health Guidelines to Prevent Unintentional Injuries and Violence	2 MMWR Weekly Report

3 Injuries Kill More Children and Adolescents Than All Diseases Combines	4 The Injury Pyramid

5 Adolescent Violence		6 Suicide		7 Percentage of US High School Students Involved in Violence-Related Behaviors, 2001		8 Percentage of US High School Students Engaging in Unsafe Behaviors, 2001

9 Injuries Occur Everywhere		10 Why Focus on School		11 Injuries and Violence in the School Environment		12 Injuries and Violence in School

13 High School Students Who Felt too Unsafe to Go to School, U.S., 1993�01		14 Violent Deaths Among School-Aged Children, 1994�99		15 What are Schools Doing to Prevent Injuries and Violence?		16 Percentage of Schools with Specific Safety Policies, by Level

17 School Policies: Unintentional Injury		18 School Policies: Unintentional Injury (continued)		19 Percentage of Schools Requiring Unintentional Injury, Violence and Suicide Prevention Education, by School Level		20 Health Education

21 Percentage of Schools Teaching Skills Related to Violence and Suicide Prevention in at Least One Required Class or Course		22 Percentage of Schools Teaching Topics Related to Unintentional Injury Prevention in at Least One Required Class or Course		23 How Were the Guidelines Developed?		24 Guidelines Development Process

25 The Breadth of the Guidelines		26 Coordinated School Health Programs		27 Recommendations to Prevent Unintentional Injuries, Violence, and Suicide		28 (1) Establish a Social Environment that Promotes Safety and Prevents Unintentional Injuries and Violence

29 (1) Establish a Social Environment that Promotes Safety and Prevents Unintentional Injuries and Violence		30 (1) Establish a Social Environment that Promotes Safety and Prevents Unintentional Injuries and Violence		31 (1) Establish a Social Environment that Promotes Safety and Prevents Unintentional Injuries and Violence		32 (1) Establish a Social Environment that Promotes Safety and Prevents Unintentional Injuries and Violence

33 (2) Provide a Safe Physical Environment to Prevent Unintentional Injuries and Violence		34 (2) Provide a Safe Physical Environment to Prevent Unintentional Injuries and Violence		35 (2) Provide a Safe Physical Environment to Prevent Unintentional Injuries and Violence		36 (2) Provide a Safe Physical Environment to Prevent Unintentional Injuries and Violence

37 (3) Implement Health and Safety Education Curricula and Instruction		38 (3) Implement Health and Safety Education Curricula and Instruction		39 (3) Implement Health and Safety Education Curricula and Instruction		40 (4) Provide Safe Physical Education and Extracurricular Physical Activity Programs

41 (4) Provide Safe Physical Education and Extracurricular Physical Activity Programs		42 (4) Provide Safe Physical Education and Extracurricular Physical Activity Programs		43 (4) Provide Safe Physical Education and Extracurricular Physical Activity Programs		44 (5) Provide Health, Counseling, Psychological, and Social Services

45 (5) Provide Health, Counseling, Psychological, and Social Services		46 (5) Provide Health, Counseling, Psychological, and Social Services		47 (5) Provide Health, Counseling, Psychological, and Social Services		48 (6) Establish Mechanisms for Responding to Crises, Disasters, and Injuries

49 (6) Establish Mechanisms for Responding to Crises, Disasters, and Injuries		50 6) Establish Mechanisms for Responding to Crises, Disasters, and Injuries		51 (6) Establish Mechanisms for Responding to Crises, Disasters, and Injuries		52 (6) Establish Mechanisms for Responding to Crises, Disasters, and Injuries

53 (7) Integrate School, Family, and Community Efforts to Prevent Unintentional Injuries and Violence		54 (8) Provide Staff Development Opportunities that Promote Safety		55 (8) Provide Staff Development Opportunities that Promote Safety		56 Target Audiences

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