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  • Nursing Science
  • Injury Prevention

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  • Firearm violence is a global health priority, causing an estimated 196,000-220,000 non-conflict deaths annually.
  • It results in significant physical and psychological injuries, affecting individuals, families, and communities worldwide.
  • Understanding the local context of firearm violence is crucial due to varying global burdens and contributors.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To frame firearm violence as a critical health and public health problem.
  • To examine factors influencing firearm injury risk and protection.
  • To identify priority areas for nursing science in addressing firearm violence.

Main Methods:

  • A review of theoretical and scientific literature was conducted.
  • Analysis focused on the magnitude, geographic distribution, and factors associated with firearm violence.
  • The study also examined consequences and potential nursing interventions for prevention and recovery.

Main Results:

  • Firearm violence poses a significant public health challenge with diverse worldwide impacts.
  • Inquiry areas include primary prevention, managing post-injury consequences, and mitigating long-term effects.
  • Individual and environmental risk factors are key considerations for prevention strategies.

Conclusions:

  • Integrating firearm violence into nursing science is essential for reducing its global burden.
  • Nursing's goals of promoting health, safety, and recovery align with addressing firearm violence.
  • Nurses are positioned to conduct research that informs evidence-based strategies to reduce firearm violence.