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for the Prevention of Youth Violence  \nDecember 2000  \nMedicine,Nursing,and Public Health:Connecting the dotsto prevent violence  \nFrom the Commission for the Preventionof Youth Violence  \nDecember 2000  \nTable of contents  \nCommissioners and project staff…………………—_iv  \nDedication………………………  \n1  \nIntroduction: Connecting the dots  \n3  \nYouth and violence: Setting the stage………………………………………——  \nSome cold facts  \nThe high cost of violence  \nViolence prevention: The public health approach………………………7  \nCritical influences on youth violence  \nKey risk factors  \nWarning signs of youth violence  \nProtective factors  \nDevelopmental assets  \nLevels of intervention: coordination is key  \nViolence prevention: Programs and strategies  \nProgram models  \nCommonalities of effective programs  \nA strategic approach  \nA success story: the Galveston Island Youth Programs  \n21  \nPriorities and recommendations  \nMobilizing change: Putting recommendations into action………………27  \nWhat health professionals can do  \nWhat schools can do  \nWhat business and civic leaders can do  \nWhat law enforcement and the justice community can do  \nWhat the media can do  \nWhat families can do  \nWhat faith-based organizations can do  \nWhat legislators can do  \nWhat youth can do  \nReferences  \nAdditional information sources………………  \n--37  \nAcknowledgments……………………………………………  \n41  \nCommissioner biographies  \nJ.Edward Hill,MDNancy Nielsen,MD,PhD  \nCarolyn Lopez,MD,Chair,Department of FamilyPractice,Cook County Hospital,Chicago,IL.Dr.Lopez represented the American Academyof Family Physicians.  \nJack Ginsburg,Director of Policy Analysis andResearch,American College of Physicians-American Society of Internal Medicine  \nJacque Admire Borgelt,MSPH,Assistant Director,Scientific Activities Division,American Academyof Family Physicians  \nBarbara Hatcher,RN,PhD,MPH,Director ofScientific Activities,American Public HealthAssociation  \nThis report is accessible via the Internet at:  \nhttp://www.ama-assn.org/violence  \n# The Commission for the Prevention of Youth Violence\n\nCommissioners  \nAmerican Academy of Child and AdolescentPsychiatryMarilyn Benoit,MD  \nAmerican Academy of Family PhysiciansBruce Bagley,MD  \nAmerican Academy of PediatricsHoward Spiwak,MD  \nAmerican College of Physicians-American Societyof Internal MedicineWhitney Addington,MD  \nAmerican Medical Association  \nThe following people contributed considerably to the work of the Commissionand deserve special recognition.  \nProject Staff  \nAmerican Medical AssociationReed Tuckson,MDClair Callan,MDArthur Elster,MDRoger Brown,PhDMissy Fleming,PhD  \nJim Lyznicki,MS,MPH(project manager)Vickie Grosso (project assistant)  \nWriterLauren PhillipsPhillips Medical Writers,Ltd.  \nFor further information or additional copiesof this report,please contact  \nJim Lyznicki,MS,MPHAmerican Medical Association312464-4520(phone)312464-5842(fax)jim_lyznicki@ama-assn.org  \nAmerican Medical Association AllianceSusan Paddack  \nAmerican Nurses AssociationElaine Williams,RN,NP  \nAmerican Psychiatric AssociationDavid Fassler,MD  \nAmerican Public Health AssociationCarol Easley Allen,RN,PhD  \nUS Department of Health and Human ServicesNicole Lurie,MD,MSPH  \nDedicated to those—  \nYouth workers,educators,health care,law enforcement,and juvenile justiceprofessionals,researchers,communityadvocates,victims,and survivors  \n—on whose shoulders we build.  \nThe Commission for the Prevention of Youth Violence was established inOctober 1999,with funding by The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation,toapply the skils,scientific rigor,and insight of medical,nursing,and publichealth professionals to the issue of youth and school violence.Its charge wasto:(1)conduct a detailed exploration of the critical questions concerningyouth and school violence;and(2)develop and disseminate a report thatidentifies the role of health care professionals and others in violence preven-tion and 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