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In The Media The New York Times
Violence Has Fallen, but So Has Funding for Prevention
In The Media The Philadelphia Inquirer
Hospital-Based Anti-Violence Programs Get $3 Million in State Funding
Interview
Incarcerated Patients May Not Receive the Surgical Care They Need
The Prison System Often Fails to Meet Even Basic Standards for Pre- and Post-Operative Health, Experts Say
In The Media The Philadelphia Tribune
2 Philadelphia Researchers Concerned With Losing Federal Dollars For Gun Violence Prevention
Interview
In The Media The Guardian
US Government Cuts Imperil Life-Saving Gun Violence Research. As Doctors, We Fear For The Future
Interview
A Special Medicaid Program To Speed Eligibility Still Leaves Delays in Care
Some Who Get Medicaid When Injured Have Longer Hospital Stays and Higher Costs, LDI Fellow’s Study Finds
One-Third of U.S. Firearm Injuries in 2019 and 2020 Were Fatal
First-of-Its-Kind National Analysis Shows Racial and Geographic Disparities
Emergency Care Can Help Patients Get Health Insurance and Unclaimed Benefits for Food, Rent, and More
People Miss Out on Housing, Utility Payments, and Tax Credits. They Also Need Better Links to Primary Care, LDI Studies Find
Trauma Surgeon Works To Confront Firearm Injury at Its Source
LDI Senior Fellow Elinore Kaufman Focuses on Helping Patients and Communities Thrive
Patients with Primary Care Get Better Results in Emergency Surgery
Surgeons Should Consider Primary Care Use in Patient Evaluations, LDI Experts Say
To Protect and Serve
Clarifying the Role of Law Enforcement in the Emergency Department