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Kristen L. Mueller

  • Senior Director, Melanoma Research
Washington, D.C.
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Initial Injury Type and Violent Reinjury

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By Nicholas Szoko, Daphne Lew, Taylor Kaser, Zoe Miller, Matt Vogel, Michael Mancini, Vicki Moran, Rachel M. Ancona, Kristen L. Mueller, Lindsay M. Kranker, Christopher Behr
| JAMA Network Verified
Initial Injury Type and Violent Reinjury Supplement 1. eTable 1. Codes Used to Generate St Louis Region-Wide Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program Data Repository eTable 2. Cumulative Incidence Estimates of Recurrent Injury, Stratified by Index Injury Type, Among 29 038 Patients Eligible for Reinjury, Treated as Competing Risks eFigure 1. Creation of Study Cohort eFigure 2. Example Injury Trajectories Used in Analysis Supplement 2. Figure 1.
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Beyond Wound Care: Implementing a Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program to Meet the Complex Needs of Youth Experiencing Community Violence

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By Michael Mancini, Nancy Weaver, Kristen L. Mueller
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Hospital-based violence intervention programs (HVIPs) provide assault-injured youth access to comprehensive services at the time of injury. Despite mounting evidence of the benefits of HVIPs, limited information is available about how to best implement HVIPs. In this study, we used qualitative interviews with a purposive sample of multidisciplinary hospital professionals (n = 17) to assess the needs of patients and the service structures important to HVIP implementation.
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Factors Associated With Recurrent Pediatric Firearm Injury:

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By Daphne Lew, Kristen L. Mueller
| Annals of Internal Medicine Verified
Methods This study is a multicenter, retrospective, observational cohort analysis of all children aged 0 to 17 years who experienced an index firearm injury and presented to 1 of the 4 St. Louis adult or pediatric level I trauma hospitals for care from 1 January 2010 to 31 December 2019. The STROBE (Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology) statement was used to inform the study design (24).
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