Core injury prevention program - core sipp base componentthe nebraska injury prevention program (NIPP) is well established in the nebraska department of health and human services and includes…

Core injury prevention program - core sipp base componentthe nebraska injury prevention program (NIPP) is well established in the nebraska department of health and human services and includes outstanding surveillance capacity which enables them to target prevention efforts. The NIPP provides leadership and coordination for a wide variety of partners for injury and violence prevention efforts across the state.through collaboration with key partners, the nebraska department of health and human services injury prevention program (NIPP) will work to address the priority areas of aces (adverse childhood experiences), transportation safety, and TBI (traumatic brain injury) by reducing risk factors and increasing protective factors. NIPP will implement three key strategies: engage in robust data/surveillance for public health action, strengthen strategic collaborations and partnerships for public health action and conduct assessment and evaluation for public health action. Short term outcomes include:by july 2022, there will be increased knowledge and utilization of emerging data sources for injury surveillance as evidenced by sharing of findings with stakeholders and decision makers.by july 2022, there will be increased adoption of surveillance best practice by NIPP and as evidenced by data integration and use of data science.by july 2022, there will be increased knowledge and utilization of robust data/surveillance best practices by NIPP as evidenced by the identification of disproportionally affected populations through data.by july 2022, there will be increased understanding of injury among populations at risk as evidenced by engagement of stakeholders involved in planning for work with disproportionately affected populations.by july 2022, there will be increased stakeholder inclusion in program planning, implementation, and evaluation as evidenced by an increase in the number and type of partners as well as their engagement. By july 2022, there will be increased integration AMO NG multi-sectoral partners with shared commitment to injury prevention as evidenced by an increase in partner injury prevention activities.by july 2022, risk and protective factors associated with the targeted disproportionately affected communities will be identified.by july 2022, there will be increased identification and understanding of appropriate evidence-informed strategies to address identified needs.by july 2022, there will increased adoption and utilization of continuous quality improvement activities.by july 2022, there will be increased understanding of ongoing efforts and gaps in jurisdiction to address aces, transportation safety, and TBI as evidenced by an inventory of current activities.mid-term outcomes include:by july 2024, there will be an increased ability to identify and respond to emerging injury threats within nebraska.by july 2024, there will be an increased capacity within NIPP and their partners to strengthen communities by reducing risk factors and increasing protective factors for injuries using best available evidence.by july 2024, there will be sustained support of public health action supported by best available evidence as demonstrated by continued implementation of best practices by NIPP and partners. The long-term outcomes include:by july 2026, reduce and sustain injury morbidity and mortality associated with aces, transportation safety, and TBI in nebraska.by july 2026, reduce and sustain risk factors for aces, transportation safety, and TBI in nebraska.by july 2026, increase and sustain protective factors for aces, transportation safety, and TBI in nebraska.