New Jersey Violent Death Reporting System

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Publications

Violent Deaths in New Jersey 2003-2005 [pdf 4520KB]

Report Maps - Suicide, Homicide and 'Gang-Related" Homicide Maps excerpted from report [PDF 4477k]

Suicide and Firearm Ownership, NJ 2003-2005 [pdf 183k]

Adolescent Suicide in New Jersey [pdf 64k]

Suicide: Results from the New Jersey Violent Death Reporting System (NVDRS) [pdf 32k]

Selected circumstances of violent deaths in New Jersey, 2004 [pdf 40 KB]
(Companion to CDC's "Homicides and Suicides - National Violent Death Reporting System, United States, 2003-2004" MMWR 55(26) July 7, 2006 )

NJVDRS Project Information Flyer, 2005 [PDF 148k]

New Jersey Suicide Facts, 2003-2004 [PDF 66k]

New Jersey Homicide Facts, 2003-2004 [PDF 65k]

Selected NJVDRS related publications from our "Topics in Health Statistics" series

• Suicide in New Jersey, 1999 – 2000 [PDF 172KB] 3/2004
  • Age-adjusted Suicide Rates by County, New Jersey, 1999 – 2001 [PDF 5KB] 9/2004

NJVDRS Advisory Board Presentations

February 21, 2007 - Presentation by Gregory K. Brown, PhD, on the use of cognitive therapy for suicide prevention.

Intimate Partner Homicide in NJ, March 2006 [PDF 1.06 MB]

Overview: New Jersey Violent Death Reporting System, Dec 9, 2004 - Part I - Analyses based on data collected through October 8, 2003, on incidents occurring between January 1 and December 31, 2003 [PDF 2.31 MB]

Murder-Suicide in NJ, Dec 9, 2004 – Part II - Homicide in 7 New Jersey Cities, 2003 [PDF 1.54 MB]

New Jersey Violent Death Reporting System, Dec 10, 2003 - Part I - Analyses based on data collected through October 8, 2003, on incidents occurring between January 1 and September 26, 2003 [PDF 334 KB]

December 10, 2003 – Part II - New Jersey Violent Death Reporting System (NJVDRS): A collaboration between The Center for Health Statistics The New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services and The Violence Institute of New Jersey The University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey [PDF 151 KB]

June 12, 2003 - Part I - New Jersey Violent Death Reporting System (NJVDRS): A collaboration between The Center for Health Statistics The New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services and The Violence Institute of New Jersey The University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, NJ Homicides and Suicides from January 1, 2003 forward [PDF 163 KB]

June 12, 2003 – Part II – Violent Death Surveillance in New Jersey [PDF 1.01 MB]

Presentations

November 30, 2006 – Presentation at the DHSS Epidemiology Seminar Series [PDF 1.61 MB]

November 3, 2006 - Presentation at the New Jersey State Gang Summit 2006 "Focus on Prevention" [PDF 2.51 MB]

Presentation Maps - Homicide and Gang-Related Homicide Density Maps [PDF 4.36 MB]

May 16, 2006 – Presentation to the Governor's Advisory Council on Youth Suicide Prevention [PDF 729k]

New Jersey Injury Outlook, March 21, 2006 - Presentation to the New Jersey State Safety Council [PDF 1.52 MB]

February 21, 2006 – Presentation to the New Jersey Domestic Violence Fatality and Near Fatality Review Board [PDF 1.2 MB]

   
New Jersey Violent Death Reporting System Related Data

NJVDRS is supported by CDC Cooperative Agreement 1 U17 CE001317.

Visit CDC’s National Violent Death Reporting System site
Contains CDC publications and manuals, profiles of participating states and goals and objectives of the project. CDC’s public use files of all states participating in NVDRS will be available soon.

Visit the National Violence Prevention Network
The National Violence Prevention Network is an association of various national organizations interested in violence prevention and in advocating for the full implementation of the National Violent Death Reporting System across the United States.

NVDRS and Suicide Fact Sheet
A fact sheet created by the Harvard Injury Control Research Center highlighting the ways in which National Violent Death Reporting System data have been used suicide prevention efforts.

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