Community Safety and Violence Program Study
This trial studies whether community safety programs (like crisis response teams or violence intervention) reduce violent injuries and improve justice outcomes. It needs cities or counties that have a clear, documented program and reliable data to compare before and after it started.
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Who can take part
- Your city or county must have a single, clearly defined community safety program (like a crisis response team or violence intervention program) that started at a specific time.
- You need at least 2 years of monthly data on violent injuries (deaths and nonfatal) before the program started, and 1 year after.
- The geographic area (like city limits or police districts) must have stayed the same during the study period with no major changes in reporting.
- No other large citywide programs or policy changes should have happened at the same time that could confuse the results.
- Your city or county must be comparable to other similar areas to test the program's impact.
Quick eligibility check
Answer a few plain-language questions, based on this study's own requirements, to get a preliminary sense of fit.
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