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Kitty O'Hare1, Brian Eichner2, John Moses2
1Pediatrician and Internist, Duke Primary Care.
Abstract:
Injury from firearms is the leading cause of death among children and adolescents in the United States. Prevention requires a multi-pronged approach involving clinicians and policy. One evidence-based method to improve firearm safety is counseling with lock provision. Through sharing our experiences, we aim to inspire more health care practices to adopt firearm safety prevention strategies.
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