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Evaluation Reports

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414 LIFE Evaluation

Phase 1 Evaluation Report for 414 LIFE:
A Community-and Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program to Address Gun Violence in Milwaukee
Full Report (PDF)

414 LIFE Infographic (PDF)

Recorded 414 LIFE Phase 1 Evaluation Community Conversation Presentation (MP4)

Injury Reports

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Burden of Falls in Wisconsin Report

This report seeks to describe the large burden that preventable injuries from falls place on individuals, families, and communities throughout Wisconsin.

2010 Burden of Falls Report (PDF)
Unintentional falls are a significant public health problem in Wisconsin. They are the underlying cause of substantial numbers of emergency department visits, inpatient hospitalizations, nursing home admissions, and deaths each year. This report seeks to describe the large burden that these preventable injuries place on individuals, families, and communities throughout Wisconsin. In response to these findings, this report suggests resources and strategies that may reduce the burden, along with information on evidence-based prevention programs that exist in Wisconsin.

WI DHS 2010 Fall Prevention Plan (PDF)
By proclamation of Wisconsin's Governor Doyle, September is "Fall Prevention Awareness Month" and September 23rd (the first day of fall) is "Fall Prevention Awareness Day". View the Governor's proclamation and Fall Prevention Awareness resources. By declaring September "Fall Prevention Month" and September 23rd "Fall Prevention Awareness Day", the message is clear: falls are not a normal part of aging and falls can be prevented. To highlight just how this can and will be done, a detailed action plan has been produced to move the state from being one of the leaders in fall related deaths in the country to being a state where older adults live healthy, independent lives, free from falls.

Wisconsin Fall Prevention Activities 2010 (PDF)
The Wisconsin Department of Health Services, in collaboration with the Injury Research Center gathered information about the various fall prevention programs that had occurred in the previous 12 months. This survey report, published in 2010 captures those findings.

Burden of Injury in Wisconsin

2011 Burden of Injury in Wisconsin Report (PDF)

2006 Burden of Injury in Wisconsin Report (PDF)

Burden of Suicide in Wisconsin Report

"The Injury Research Center at the Medical College of Wisconsin has partnered with Mental Health America of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services to produce The Burden of Suicide in Wisconsin Report which provides detailed information about suicidal behavior, including completed suicides and attempts. The report provides not only detailed breakdowns by age, sex, race/ethnicity and other categories but the report also provides information about the circumstances associated with completed suicides: presence of depressed mood or mental health problems, presence of alcohol or other drugs in the body, life circumstances and more. We hope this report will help decision-makers, mental health and public health professionals, mental health consumers, advocates and family members and others among the general public interested in suicide prevention address the problem through better data. The report also contains extensive information about best practices in suicide prevention. Some county-level data is provided in the report and more detailed county-level reports will be forthcoming. 

Burden of Suicide Report 2014 (PDF)

County-level information sheets

Adams County (PDF)
Ashland County (PDF)
Barron County (PDF)
Bayfield County (PDF)
Brown County (PDF)
Buffalo County (PDF)
Burnett County (PDF)
Calumet County (PDF)
Chippewa County (PDF)
Clark County (PDF)
Columbia County (PDF)
Crawford County (PDF)
Dane County (PDF)
Dodge County (PDF)
Door County (PDF)
Douglas County (PDF)
Dunn County (PDF)
Eau Claire County (PDF)
Florence County (PDF)
Fond du Lac County (PDF)
Forest County (PDF)
Grant County (PDF)
Green County (PDF)
Green Lake County (PDF)
Iowa County (PDF)
Iron County (PDF)
Jackson County (PDF)
Jefferson County (PDF)
Juneau County (PDF)
Kenosha County (PDF)
Kewaunee County (PDF)
La Crosse County (PDF)
Lafayette County (PDF)
Langlade County (PDF)
Lincoln County (PDF)
Manitowoc County (PDF)
Marathon County (PDF)
Marinette County (PDF)
Marquette County (PDF)
Menominee County (PDF)
Milwaukee County (PDF)
Monroe County (PDF)
Oconto County (PDF)
Oneida County (PDF)
Outagamie County (PDF)
Ozaukee County (PDF)
Pepin County (PDF)
Pierce County (PDF)
Polk County (PDF)
Portage County (PDF)
Price County (PDF)
Racine County (PDF)
Richland County (PDF)
Rock County (PDF)
Rusk County (PDF)
Sauk County (PDF)
Sawyer County (PDF)
Shawano County (PDF)
Sheboygan County (PDF)
St. Croix County (PDF)
Taylor County (PDF)
Trempealeau County (PDF)
Vernon County (PDF)
Vilas County (PDF)
Walworth County (PDF)
Washburn County (PDF)
Washington County (PDF)
Waukesha County (PDF)
Waupaca County (PDF)
Waushara County (PDF)
Winnebago County (PDF)
Wood County (PDF)

Suicide in Wisconsin Reports

Suicide in Wisconsin Impact and Response report (PDF)

Law Enforcement Suicide in Wisconsin (PDF)

Recent Publications

Publications of Sara Kohlbeck PhD, MPH, Jennifer Lynn Hernandez-Meier PhD, Christopher Stephen Davis MD, MPH, Colleen Trevino PhD, Katherine T. Flynn-O'Brien MD, MPH, Andrew T. Schramm PhD, Mary Elizabeth Schroeder MD, Max O. Krucoff MD, Benjamin Brett PhD, Antje Kroner-Milsch MD, PhD, Wendi-Jo Wendt MD, Catherine Ferguson MD, Christopher M. Dodgion MD, Gwen Lomberk PhD, Alicia Marie Pilarski DO, Peter A. Pahapill MD, PhD, Jillian Lee Theobald MD, PhD, Terri A. deRoon Cassini PhD, Michael Levas MD, Thomas W. Carver MD, Kevin D. Walter MD, Marshall A. Beckman MD, Anjishnu Banerjee PhD, Danny G. Thomas MD, MPH, Amy Elizabeth Zosel MD, Lindsay D. Nelson PhD, Timothy B. Meier PhD, Lutfi Tugan Muftuler PhD, Grant P. Sinson MD, Jonathan M. Rubin MD, David M. Gourlay MD, Brad K. Grunert PhD, Marlene D. Melzer-Lange MD, David C. Clark PhD, David M. King MD, Stephen W. Hargarten MD, MPH, Lynn Sheets MD, Cecilia J. Hillard PhD, Hershel Raff PhD, Amy L. Drendel DO, Michael McCrea PhD, Shekar N. Kurpad MD, PhD, Marc Anthony De Moya MD, Frank A. Pintar PhD, Narayan Yoganandan PhD, Aasim Padela MD, Mary Beth Phelan MD, RDMS, John Mantsch PhD, Brian Stemper PhD, Christine Larson PhD, Susan E. Cronn NP and Amber Brandolino from the Faculty Collaboration Database

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