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EFFECTIVENESS OF THE CARDIFF MODEL
Jonathan Shepherd Professor of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Director, Violence Research Group
Boosting Global Violence Prevention
DATA MATCHING: RECORDING OF VIOLENCE BY THE POLICE AND HEALTH
SERVICESCrime surveys in Scandinavia, UK and US demonstrate low police recording ratesPolice recording varies by victim age and gender and violence location25-50% of people injured in violence (hospital data) recorded by police
VIOLENCE IN ODENSE MUNICIPALITY
869 (62%) victims
327 (23%) victims
207 (15%) victims
ODENSE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
POLICE
Faergemann 2006
1403 (100%) victims
Police recording not related statistically to Injury Severity Scores
13% of firearm violence recorded in Atlanta EDs not recorded by police
Kellerman el al 2003
PROTOTYPE CRIME REDUCTION PARTNERSHIP: CARDIFF VIOLENCE
PREVENTION GROUP
Statutory in UK: 373 crime reduction partnerships Crime and Disorder Act 1998 Police Reform Act 2002
Targeted policing prevents violenceEg Braga 2007
and has violence prevention diffusion effectsEg Weisburd et al 2007
National / Regional measurement
Emergency Department data
Local surveillance/prevention
HARM-BASED APPROACH:
INDEPENDENT NATIONAL CORRELATES WITH ASSAULT INJURY (ED MEASURE)
Unemployment / DeprivationEthnic minority populationAlcohol expenditureBeer priceSeason Matthews et al 2007
THE CARDIFF MODEL: ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
Data from Emergency Departments:Violence location, weapon, assailants, date/time
ED/ Public Health advocacy in crime reduction partnerships
ED and Police data combined to inform targeted policing
SUSTAINABLE ED DATA COLLECTION AND USE
Step One: 24 hour electronic data collection by ED clerical staff when patients first attend
Step Two: Monthly anonymisation and data sharing by hospital IT staff with crime analyst
Step Three: Monthly combination of police and ED data by analystStep Four: Summary of violence times, locations and weapons
by analystStep Five: Continuous implementation and updating of
prevention action planStep Six: Continuous tracking of violence trends
Menu of effective policing, situational and environmental interventions:
VIOLENCE MANAGEMENT
Targeted street patrols, street CCTV, redeployment of police from suburbs to city centre at night, licensed premises risk assessment.
Plastic glassware, fast food outlet relocationPedestrianisation of entertainment streetsSupport for victims of domestic violence to reduce repeat victimisation
VIOLENCE RELATED ATTENDANCES –CARDIFF ED
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EFFECT OF CCTV ON POLICE VIOLENCE DETECTION
Sivarajasingam et al, 2003
EFFECT OF CCTV ON ASSAULTED ATTENDANCE
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VIOLENCE HOTSPOTS IN 21st
CENTURY CARDIFF
CHOLERA HOTSPOTS IN VICTORIAN LONDON
UK IMPLEMENTATION
Tackling Violence Action Plan 2008-11College of Emergency Medicine Guideline
Wales: Assembly GovernmentEngland: Government RegionsScotland: Violent Crime Unit
WHOImplementation of the recommendations of the World Report on Violence and Health
PREVENTING COMMUNITY VIOLENCE
Secondary Prevention: alcohol misuse
intervention
Victim contacted to identify:
Physical injury treatedCore assault data recorded and anonymisedVictim advised on police reporting
Mental health needs
Primary Prevention
Victim attends ED
Tertiary Prevention:
cognitive behavioural therapy
Combining care with prevention
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSCardiff police, city government and ED partners Curtis Florence, Tom Simon and Rodney Hammond, CDCIain Brennan, Vas Sivarajasingam, Simon Moore Violence Research Group
Further details: www.vrg.cf.ac.uk