An academic research paper that clearly and concisely describes the levels of prevention…

Prevention Paper

An academic research paper that clearly and concisely describes the levels of prevention for violence and gives examples of each level.
See the rubric for more details.

Example of Evidence Based Registry:
https://www.samhsa.gov/ebp-web-guide/mental-health-treatment

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1. Select a type of violence and population.
2. Identify a evidence-based practices and/or programs in the United States for each level of prevention.
3. Create a brief outline of statements for each level of prevention for violence (i.e., Primary, Secondary, Tertiary).
4. A minimum of two professional or scholarly sources (no more than 10 years old, unless a classic) per level of violence prevention (i.e., minimum of 6 sources total) are included in the outline (e.g., APA 6th edition in-text citations and/or references).
5. NOTE: Review the attached rubric for additional details.

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Gun Violence among high-risk youth 38,000 people die as a result of gun violence each year in the U.S. Almost 85,000 suffer non-fatal gun injuries Homicide is the fourth leading cause of death for non-Hispanic whites Homicide is the leading cause of death for non-Hispanic blacks Homicide is the second leading cause of death for Hispanics Primary Prevention The Educational Fund to Stop Gun Violence Develops and implements evidence-based policy advocacy campaigns that reduce gun death and injury Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence Expand Brady background checks to all gun sales Ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines Pass extreme risk protection order laws nationwide Preventing Aggression in Schools Everyday (PRAISE) Friend to Friend (F2F) Cure Violence Violence interrupters resolve conflicts before they become violent Secondary Prevention Cure Violence Outreach workers connect those most at risk to available services Significantly decreased shootings in five of the seven sites originally Funding returned in 2017 and program is now implemented in 13 communities and four trauma centers Reductions in shootings and killings of 41% to 73% Safe Streets (Baltimore, MD) Implemented in 2007 Incorporates a strong street outreach component, with outreach workers canvassing neighborhoods and connecting with high-risk youth and young adults during evenings and weekends to diffuse situations and link them to services Tertiary Prevention Violence Intervention Program (VIP) Identifies assault-injured youth in the CHOP Emergency Department and Trauma Unit to deliver direct support services to them and their families Cure Violence Focuses on changing community-level social norms surrounding the use of violence by educating, empowering, and mobilizing community members Created with an evaluation copy of Aspose.Words. To discover the full versions of our APIs please visit: https://products.aspose.com/words/ References American Public Health Association. (2018)….