Injury Control Research Centers
The Injury Control Research Center (ICRC) program began in 1987 and has grown considerably since its inception. In 1987, four centers were awarded approximately $500,000 per center each year for five years. By 2019, the program grew to include nine centers who were awarded approximately $833,000 per center each year for five years. Typically, ICRCs are funded for five-year cycles through an externally reviewed, competitive process.
Congress currently appropriates $9 million to CDC’s ICRC program to:
- support core operations,
- conduct the research necessary to fill gaps in the evidence base for developing and evaluating new injury control interventions and improving translation of effective interventions,
- conduct training of injury control professionals, and
- undertake other programmatic activities to reduce the burden of injury.
- Columbia University: Columbia Center for Injury Science and Prevention (CCISP)
- Emory University: Injury Prevention Research Center at Emory (IPRCE)
- Johns Hopkins University: Center for Injury Research and Policy (CIRP)
- Nationwide Children’s Hospital: Center for Injury Research and Policy (CIRP)
- University of Iowa Injury Prevention Research Center (UI IPRC)
- University of Michigan Injury Prevention Center (U-M IPC)
- University of North Carolina Injury Prevention Research Center (UNC IRPC)
- University of Pennsylvania: Penn Injury Science Center (PISC)
- University of Washington: Harborview Injury Prevention & Research Center (HIPRC)
- Colorado State Universityexternal icon
- Harvard Universityexternal icon
- Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinaiexternal icon
- Medical College of Wisconsinexternal icon
- San Francisco Injury Centerexternal icon
- University of Alabama at Birminghamexternal icon
- University of California, Los Angelesexternal icon
- University of Pittsburghexternal icon
- University of Rochester Medical Centerexternal icon
- West Virginia Universityexternal icon