Maya Haasz

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University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus

United States

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Dr. Maya Haasz is an Associate Professor at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, USA. Her research focuses on pediatric firearm injury prevention, suicide prevention among adolescents, and firearm safety education in emergency settings. Recent contributions include evaluations of the impact of firearm discussions in pediatric care and studies on the long-term health outcomes of firearm-injured youth.

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TEEN LENS ED: TEen ENgaged LEthal meaNS planning for the Emergency Department

Open Date: 2024-03-09

Close Date: 2029-02-28

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Matthew Myers

Michigan State University

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Jonathan Hills-Dunlap

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Children's Hospital Colorado

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Kristine Corkum

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Children's Hospital Colorado

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Stephanie Ruest

Brown University

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Rebeccah Sokol

Assistant Professor

University of Michigan

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It’s Time to Engage Teens in Suicide Prevention in the Emergency Department

Acceptability and feasibility of video-based firearm safety education in a Colorado emergency department for caregivers of adolescents in firearm-owning households

Which Types of Providers Have Firearm Discussions in a Pediatric Primary Care Clinic?

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on pediatric firearm injuries in Colorado

Firearms Availability Among High-School Age Youth With Recent Depression or Suicidality.

Acceptability of Long Versus Short Firearm Safety Education Videos in the Emergency Department: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial

A multicenter evaluation of pediatric emergency department injury visits during the COVID-19 pandemic

Assessment of Reported Time to Access a Loaded Gun Among Colorado Adolescents

Firearm Injury Prevention Advocacy: Lessons Learned and Future Directions

Pediatric Firearm Injury Emergency Department Visits From 2017 to 2022: A Multicenter Study

The association between witnessing firearm violence and firearm carriage: Results from a national study of teens

Long-term physical and mental health outcomes of pediatric firearm-injured victims: a prospective cohort study

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Matthew Myers

Jonathan Hills-Dunlap

Kristine Corkum

Stephanie Ruest

Rebeccah Sokol

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