At a glance
ICRC's training, research, and outreach success stories detail the important work. ICRC’s study injuries and violence to put their research findings into action to save and protect lives.
Overview
Since CDC began funding Injury Control Research Centers (ICRCs) in 1987, the ICRCs have advanced the injury and violence prevention field. The following success stories detail the important work ICRC’s do to study injuries and violence and to put their research findings into action to save and protect lives.
Success Stories
ICRC Success Stories – Research Impact
These research success stories detail the important work ICRC’s do to study injuries and violence.
ICRC Success Stories – Training Impact
These success stories detail the important training work ICRC’s do to study injuries and violence.
ICRC Success Stories – Outreach Impact
These outreach success stories detail the important work ICRC’s do to study injuries and violence.
Content Source:
National Center for Injury Prevention and Control