Tarun Sachdeva, Shailesh G Ganpule
Twenty Years of Blast-Induced Neurotrauma: Current State of Knowledge
Neurotrauma reports
us k12 schools adopted safety tactics policies like arming teachers installing metal detectors address intentional school gun violence however minimal research effectiveness furthermore sociodemographic factors may influence implementation controlled studies necessary investigate impact gun violence related disciplinary outcomes paper outlines protocol casecontrol study examining gun violence prevention policies us k12 schools study aims investigate association total number type specific safety tactics policies occurrence intentional shootings k12 public schools student disciplinary outcomes urbanicity economic racial factors modify associations create nationally representative dataset study ascertain full census case schools schools experienced intentional gunfire campus school hours since 2015 national school shooting databases matched control schools randomly selected us department educations national database public schools analyze 27 school safety strategies organized seven key exposure groupings supported national institutes child health development r01hd10802701 received institutional review board approval study currently data collection phase analytical plan determine association number type school safety tactics policies occurrence intentional shootings suspensions expulsions national sample approximately 650 k12 public schools additional analyses investigate effect modification specific covariates first national controlled study results provide novel needed data effectiveness school safety tactics policies preventing intentional shootings k12 public schools