BulletPoints Project

📢 It's here! We are excited to officially announce the launch of our free, on-demand continuing education course for medical and mental health providers, Preventing Firearm Injury: What Clinicians Can Do. @CMAdocs Register: bit.ly/3OJ1PxA

Learn about the potential interventions available for patients at risk for firearm-related injury + death. Visit our interventions pages for info on safe storage, temporary firearm transfer, civil protective orders + more: bulletpointsproject.org/inte…

Looking for evidence-based prevention info about firearm suicide, unintentional firearm injury, dementia + firearms, community violence + more? Visit our pages on clinical scenarios today: bulletpointsproject.org/clin…

Check out the latest episode of the @kidsconsidered podcast w/ @amybarnhorst to learn about the impact of gun violence on children including on their mental health, the media’s influence + what families can do to improve safe firearm storage in the home: health.ucdavis.edu/blog/kids…

Clinicians, looking for brief + evidence-based information about firearm injury epidemiology, firearm law, guns 101, SDOH, + more? Learn the basics today: bulletpointsproject.org/the-…

The BulletPoints Project's Resource Library houses over 400 resources and tools for firearm injury prevention. Click through to explore videos, journal club guides, peer-reviewed articles, presentation materials, and more! bulletpointsproject.org/fire…

Journal club guides can provide students with a structured framework for critically analyzing research papers + engaging in discussion with peers. Download BulletPoints instructor + student journal club guides on relevant firearm injury prevention papers: bulletpointsproject.org/educ…

Check out the BulletPoints explainer video series. These brief videos are a great way to complement longer learning sessions to review important firearm injury prevention topics. bulletpointsproject.org/educ…

Now that you have the slide sets, looking for additional teaching materials? We’ve created pre-recorded video lectures for you to share with your students on firearm injury prevention. bulletpointsproject.org/educ…

Our BulletPoints team has created PowerPoint slide sets about core firearm injury prevention content so you don’t have to! Download these slides if you are looking for easy-to-read graphics + explanations to incorporate into your presentations. bulletpointsproject.org/educ…

The 3A’s (Approach, Assess, Act) Framework for Clinical Firearm Injury Prevention Counseling was designed by BulletPoints to guide clinicians through the process of talking w/ patients about firearm injury prevention + it's also an important teaching tool bulletpointsproject.org/educ…

Looking to add new resources + materials to your clinic or waiting room? Check out BulletPoints resource hub for flyers and infographics on safe firearm storage, lethal means safety, and more. bulletpointsproject.org/safe…

New to firearm injury prevention + looking for a continuing education opportunity or just want to refresh your skills? Take our free, on-demand CE course today, Preventing Firearm Injury: What Clinicians Can Do: continuingeducation.bulletpo…

This course was developed with input from CCW instructors, mental health professionals, and public health educators, and is taught by @amybarnhorst , a psychiatrist at UC Davis.

California CCW license classes are now required to include one hour of mental health training. BulletPoints Community has a free video that teaches firearm owners how to recognize warning signs of mental health crises + ways to keep those in crisis safe. bulletpointscommunity.org/

Learn how to reduce this risk by identifying patients with problematic alcohol use and making evidence-based recommendations about their access to firearms: bulletpointsproject.org/how-…

By recognizing the relationship between alcohol misuse, firearm use, and violence and suicide, clinicians can tailor their conversations to reduce the risk of firearm-related harm in their patients.

Alcohol misuse elevates the risk for firearm-related harm more than any other substance: bulletpointsproject.org/alco…

Curious about which substance has the largest effect on firearm injury? Stay tuned for the launch of a new BulletPoints webpage.