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Hospital Gun-Violence Prevention Programs May Be Caught in US Funding Crossfire - KFF Health News

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AIM is one of dozens of hospital-linked violence intervention programs around the country.
The programs aim to uncover the social and economic factors that contributed to someone ending up in the ER with a bullet wound.
President Donald Trump ’s executive orders have created uncertainty around the programs’ long-term federal funding.
REACH provides wound-care kits; physical therapy; and behavioral, mental and occupational health care.
It’s part of a growing movement of community-based clinics focused on violent injuries.
The Health Alliance for Violence Intervention counted 74 hospital-linked violence intervention programs among its membership.
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