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Published on Jan 05, 2022DOI

A National Analysis of Trauma Care Proximity and Firearm Assault Survival among U.S. Police

by Michael Sierra-Arévalo, Justin Nix, and Bradley O'Guinn
Published onJan 05, 2022
A National Analysis of Trauma Care Proximity and Firearm Assault Survival among U.S. Police
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A National Analysis of Trauma Care Proximity and Firearm Assault Survival among U.S. Police | Justin Nix
A National Analysis of Trauma Care Proximity and Firearm Assault Survival among U.S. Police | Justin Nix
by Justin Nix, Michael Sierra-Arévalo, and Bradley O’Guinn
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We look at 7 years of firearm assaults on US police officers and find that proximity to trauma care is not significantly associated with odds of survival.

 

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ISSN 2766-7170
ISSN 2766-7170
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