Preventing Firearm Injury: Public Health & Community Collaboration
Dr. Emmy Betz, MD, MPH, Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, University of Colorado School of Medicine talks about her presentation on why we need to work in the middle ground to achieve gun safety, which was presented at the PM22 conference in Denver.
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Emmy Betz is a board-certified emergency physician who conducts research in injury epidemiology and prevention, with specific interests in patient-centered injury prevention. Active, funded work includes examination of older driver safety and decision-making, firearm suicide prevention, and development and testing of injury prevention educational tools.
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