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You can learn How to Counsel patients with the 3A’s Framework by signing up for The BulletPoints Project’s free 1-hour online continuing education course where physicians and other clinicians can learn how to counsel patients on firearm safety in a politically neutral way.

Let’s have conversations, find common ground, and work together to make our homes and communities safer for children and teens.
Learn more about #AgreeToAgree
✨ agreetoagree.org/HealthCare

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You can learn How to Counsel patients with the 3A’s Framework by signing up for The BulletPoints Project’s free 1-hour online continuing education course where physicians and other clinicians can learn how to counsel patients on firearm safety in a politically neutral way.

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This article in @thetrace.org highlights how a network of doctors and medical students, Scrubs Addressing the Firearm Epidemic (SAFE), are advocating for gun violence prevention training to be required in medical schools, so that future doctors can help stop firearm injuries before they happen.

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You can learn more about the 3A’s Framework by signing up for The BulletPoints Project’s free 1-hour online continuing education course where physicians and other clinicians can learn how to counsel patients on firearm safety in a politically neutral way.

Expanding EMS clinicians’ understanding, confidence, and competence in prevention efforts, including firearm injury prevention, will enhance the safety of first responders and our communities.

Link to the article: tinyurl.com/EMSFIP

More than one-third of EMS clinicians had not received medical education on firearm injury prevention, and 85% expressed interest in future training.

Approximately 70% of EMS participants reported current or previous firearm ownership, and 82% felt comfortable handling firearms.

EMS participants reported being on duty without law enforcement when firearms were accessible to suicidal patients (70%), to children (47%), and in domestic violence situations (49%).

76% of EMS clinicians were at least somewhat worried about being injured by a firearm while on duty, and 19% reported having had a firearm drawn on or used against them during a call.

Among EMS clinicians who responded to at-risk patients:
-47% reported that they never asked these patients about firearm access and
-88% said that they did not provide them with education/counseling on firearm injury prevention.