These reports provide an overview of our Center’s core achievements and highlights in areas of Administration, Research, Education & Training, and Outreach—in addition to highlighting our Center’s projects.
Our 2022 fiscal year brought important and measurable progress towards our mission, to prevent injury and violence. We are honored to present the HIPRC 2022 Year in Review report; this was produced with contributions from all HIPRC faculty and staff.
The year 2022 was marked by efforts to ensure a smooth transition from the COVID-19 pandemic to a hybrid model of work. We also worked to increase our presence across the WWAMI region, conduct rigorous science, and the development of new interdisciplinary collaborations in order to achieve our common research, training, and public health goals. We are excited to move our work forward this year, with even greater impact.
We are thankful to UW Medicine, Harborview Medical Center, and all of you for your continued support.
To donate to HIPRC, please visit Make a Gift today!
Our 2021 fiscal year brought important and measurable progress towards reducing the harm from injury and violence and in addressing injury and health equity across the lifespan. We increased our research portfolio, added exceptional faculty to our team, and trained aspiring junior faculty and fellows through our pediatric injury T-32 and other educational programs. HIPRC became a recruitment hub for many UW departments.
This past year tested not only our resilience and flexibility, but also our stamina in our personal and professional lives. We have entered 2022 with continued resolve to be well personally, strengthen existing academic and community partnerships and to support our ecosystem at the UW.
We are thankful to UW Medicine, Harborview Medical Center, and all of you for your continued support.
To donate to HIPRC, please visit Make a Gift today!
Our 2020 fiscal year brought important and measurable progress. HIPRC was re-established as one of the nine CDC-funded Injury Control Centers and as the only one west of Iowa. This achievement allowed us to officially form our Training and Education, Research and Outreach Cores. HIPRC is thriving because of the engagement and dedication of our staff members, which are instrumental to HIPRC continuing its good work.
This year tested our resilience and HIPRC successfully strengthened existing academic and community partnerships to not only meet but exceed our own expectations in supporting the learning ecosystem at the University of Washington.
We are thankful to UW Medicine, Harborview Medical Center, and all of you for your continued support.
To donate to HIPRC, please visit Make a Gift today!