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Toward the Implementation of T d th I l t ti f the National Violent Death Reporting System in Arizona Charles M. Katz Center for Violence Prevention & Community Safety Center for Violence Prevention & Community Safety

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T d th I l t ti f Toward the Implementation of the National Violent Death Reporting System in Arizona

Charles M. Katz Center for Violence Prevention & Community Safety

Center for Violence Prevention & Community Safety

ckatz@asu.edu

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History of the NVDRS: In Brief

1999: six foundation provide support for a

National Violent Death Injury Statistics System (NVISS).

2000: 12 sites implement NVISS (primarily

universities) universities)

2000: Harvard and Joyce Foundation call for a

publically funded program p y p g

2000: CDC begins strategic planning 2002: CDC funds 6/17 who apply 2003: CDC funds 7/16 who apply Currently there are 17 funded states

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NVDRS states as of 2010

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NVDRS Definition of a Violent Death: ICD-10 Codes ICD 10 Codes

Cause of death must be coded as:

Cause o deat ust be coded as Intentional self-harm x60-84, Y87.0 Assault x85-99, Y00-09, Y87.1 Undetermined intent Y10-34, Y87.2, Y89.9 Unintentional firearm W32-34, Y86 (guns) Legal intervention Y35.0-Y35.7 (except Y35.5), Y89.0 Terrorism U01 U03 U02 Terrorism U01, U03, U02

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Sampling frame

Residents and occurant deaths

Resident based sample provides for population es de t based sa p e p o des o popu at o based rates. Occurant deaths allow for a focus of where i l i i violence is occurring. If a victim lives in one state and dies in another If a victim lives in one state and dies in another, and both states participate in the NVDRS, the

ccurant state is responsible for collecting the

d t data.

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Data sources

Required:

Death certificates eat ce t cates Police reports Medical examiner/coroner reports

Elective

Crime lab reports Child fatality review team data Supplemental homicide report data Supplemental homicide report data Hospital data ATF trace data on guns ATF trace data on guns

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Examples of the types of data collected collected

Incident narrative (who, when, where, why, how) Person type

e so type

Name and address Age, sex, ethnicity, education, veteran,

ccupation

When and where (injury/death) M

d f d th

Manner and cause of death Toxicology and autopsy Wounds

Wounds

Victim/suspect relationship History of victim abuse

y

Weapon type

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Data

Incident based Sorted by source of data

So ted by sou ce o data

Elements are not unique (same information from

more than one sources)

Secure facility, HIPPA guidelines Confidentiality protocols via MOU

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Who is on board so far: Local police p

Phoenix Tucson Scottsdale Sierra Vista Payson Scottsdale Glendale Prescott Peoria Florence Green Valley Cottonwood Peoria Kingman Flagstaff Lake Havasu City Marana Globe Oro Valley Lake Havasu City Apache Junction Avondale Buckeye Safford Sedona Maricopa Buckeye Surprise Prescott Valley Goodyear Show Low Quartzsite Arivaca Goodyear Nogales Holbrook Parker

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Who is on board so far: County

Medical Examiners Sheriff’s Departments Medical Examiners

Maricopa County Pima County

Sheriff s Departments

Pima County Pinal County Pinal County Coconino County Navaho County Navaho County Graham County Santa Cruz County Ya apai Co nt Yavapai County Apache County