The association of firearm laws with firearm outcomes among children and adolescents: a scoping review

We conducted a scoping review to determine the current state of knowledge and areas for advancements in research on the association of firearm laws with child and adolescent firearm-related outcomes. We queried Scopus, EMBASE, Pubmed, and CJ Abstracts for English language original empirical research...

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Vydané v:Journal of behavioral medicine Ročník 42; číslo 4; s. 741 - 762
Hlavní autori: Zeoli, April M., Goldstick, Jason, Mauri, Amanda, Wallin, Mikaela, Goyal, Monika, Cunningham, Rebecca
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Vydavateľské údaje: New York Springer US 01.08.2019
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Abstract We conducted a scoping review to determine the current state of knowledge and areas for advancements in research on the association of firearm laws with child and adolescent firearm-related outcomes. We queried Scopus, EMBASE, Pubmed, and CJ Abstracts for English language original empirical research articles on policies affecting child and adolescent firearm-related outcomes published between January 1, 1985 and July 1, 2018. Data were abstracted, and methodologic quality assessed. Twenty articles met inclusion criteria. Among the policies studied were child access prevention laws (12 studies) and minimum age restrictions for firearm purchase and possession (4 studies). Outside of child access prevention laws, which are associated with reductions in child and adolescent unintentional and firearm suicide deaths, there is, at best, equivocal evidence of policy effects. This area is understudied, particularly in regard to nonfatal firearm injuries, for which the lack of a national surveillance system hampers research efforts. Further rigorous firearm policy evaluations are needed.
AbstractList We conducted a scoping review to determine the current state of knowledge and areas for advancements in research on the association of firearm laws with child and adolescent firearm-related outcomes. We queried Scopus, EMBASE, Pubmed, and CJ Abstracts for English language original empirical research articles on policies affecting child and adolescent firearm-related outcomes published between January 1, 1985 and July 1, 2018. Data were abstracted, and methodologic quality assessed. Twenty articles met inclusion criteria. Among the policies studied were child access prevention laws (12 studies) and minimum age restrictions for firearm purchase and possession (4 studies). Outside of child access prevention laws, which are associated with reductions in child and adolescent unintentional and firearm suicide deaths, there is, at best, equivocal evidence of policy effects. This area is understudied, particularly in regard to nonfatal firearm injuries, for which the lack of a national surveillance system hampers research efforts. Further rigorous firearm policy evaluations are needed.
We conducted a scoping review to determine the current state of knowledge and areas for advancements in research on the association of firearm laws with child and adolescent firearm-related outcomes. We queried Scopus, EMBASE, Pubmed, and CJ s for English language original empirical research articles on policies affecting child and adolescent firearm-related outcomes published between January 1, 1985 and July 1, 2018. Data were abstracted, and methodologic quality assessed. Twenty articles met inclusion criteria. Among the policies studied were child access prevention laws (12 studies) and minimum age restrictions for firearm purchase and possession (4 studies). Outside of child access prevention laws, which are associated with reductions in child and adolescent unintentional and firearm suicide deaths, there is, at best, equivocal evidence of policy effects. This area is understudied, particularly in regard to nonfatal firearm injuries, for which the lack of a national surveillance system hampers research efforts. Further rigorous firearm policy evaluations are needed.
We conducted a scoping review to determine the current state of knowledge and areas for advancements in research on the association of firearm laws with child and adolescent firearm-related outcomes. We queried Scopus, EMBASE, Pubmed, and CJ Abstracts for English language original empirical research articles on policies affecting child and adolescent firearm-related outcomes published between January 1, 1985 and July 1, 2018. Data were abstracted, and methodologic quality assessed. Twenty articles met inclusion criteria. Among the policies studied were child access prevention laws (12 studies) and minimum age restrictions for firearm purchase and possession (4 studies). Outside of child access prevention laws, which are associated with reductions in child and adolescent unintentional and firearm suicide deaths, there is, at best, equivocal evidence of policy effects. This area is understudied, particularly in regard to nonfatal firearm injuries, for which the lack of a national surveillance system hampers research efforts. Further rigorous firearm policy evaluations are needed.We conducted a scoping review to determine the current state of knowledge and areas for advancements in research on the association of firearm laws with child and adolescent firearm-related outcomes. We queried Scopus, EMBASE, Pubmed, and CJ Abstracts for English language original empirical research articles on policies affecting child and adolescent firearm-related outcomes published between January 1, 1985 and July 1, 2018. Data were abstracted, and methodologic quality assessed. Twenty articles met inclusion criteria. Among the policies studied were child access prevention laws (12 studies) and minimum age restrictions for firearm purchase and possession (4 studies). Outside of child access prevention laws, which are associated with reductions in child and adolescent unintentional and firearm suicide deaths, there is, at best, equivocal evidence of policy effects. This area is understudied, particularly in regard to nonfatal firearm injuries, for which the lack of a national surveillance system hampers research efforts. Further rigorous firearm policy evaluations are needed.
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Wallin, Mikaela
Zeoli, April M.
Mauri, Amanda
Goyal, Monika
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– reference: FowlerKADahlbergLLHaileyesusTGutierrezCBaconSChildren firearm injuries in the United StatesPediatrics2017140e2016248610.1542/peds.2016-3486
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– reference: HamiltonECMillerCCCoxCSLallyKPAustinMTVariability of child access prevention laws and pediatric firearm injuriesJournal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery20178461361910.1097/TA.0000000000001786
– reference: ZeoliAMWebsterDWEffects of domestic violence policies, alcohol taxes and police staffing levels on intimate partner homicide in large US citiesInjury Prevention201016909510.1136/ip.2009.024620203638142913578
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– reference: DeSimoneJMarkowitzSXuJChild access prevention laws and nonfatal gun injuriesSouthern Economic Journal20138052510.4284/0038-4038-2011.333
– reference: LeeJMoriartyKPTashjianDBPattersonLAGuns and states: Pediatric firearm injuryJournal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery201375505310.1097/TA.0b013e3182999b7a23778438
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– reference: RosengartMCummingsPNathensAHeagertyPMaierRRivaraFAn evaluation of state firearm regulations and homicide and suicide death ratesInjury Prevention200511778310.1136/ip.2004.0070621:STN:280:DC%2BD2M7nt12gtw%3D%3D158054351730198
– reference: TashiroJLaneRSBlassLWPerezEASolaJEThe effect of gun control laws on hospital admissions for children in the United StatesJournal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery201681S54S6010.1097/TA.000000000000117727488481
– reference: RuddellRMaysGLRisky behavior, juveniles, guns, and unintentional firearms fatalitiesYouth Violence and Juvenile Justice2004234235810.1177/1541204004267782
– reference: MurnanJDakeJAPriceJHAssociation of selected risk factors with variation in child and adolescent firearm mortality by stateThe Journal of School Health20047433534010.1111/j.1746-1561.2004.tb06624.x15554120
– reference: XuanZHemenwayDState gun law environment and youth gun carrying in the United StatesJAMA Pediatrics20151691024103110.1001/jamapediatrics.2015.211626390045
– reference: PrickettKCMartin-StoryACrosnoeRState firearm laws, firearm ownership, and safety practices among families of preschool-aged childrenAmerican Journal of Public Health20141041080108610.2105/AJPH.2014.301928248252104061995
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Consumer Behavior
Data quality
Deaths
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