Home

About CHDL

CHDL Staff

Special Projects
IL Violent Death Reporting System

Youth Risk Behavior Survey

Publications

Research

Data Resources

Associated Organizations

Outside Organizations

Contact Us

IVDRS Home

FAQs

Newsletters
& Archives

Resources

Advisory Committee

Contact IVDRS

We would love to hear from you! Click here to take our website survey.

Child Health Data Lab

The Mary Ann & J. Milburn Smith Child Health Research Program
Children's Memorial Research Center

 

 

Illinois Violent Death Reporting System
Frequently Asked Questions

Importance of the IVDRS data

IVDRS funding

A state-wide IVDRS

IVDRS and violence prevention

IVDRS and gun policy

Substance use and violence

 

How can the data be used to prevent homicides and suicides?

IVDRS is built upon basic epidemiology. The more we understand a situation, the better informed we are to develop prevention efforts. IVDRS will offer those working to prevent violence unique information to help target situations and victims in a more focused manner.

How can the findings about women and homicide be used to inform violence prevention efforts?

IVDRS is built upon basic epidemiology. The more we understand a situation, the better informed we are to develop prevention efforts. IVDRS will offer those working to prevent violence against women unique information to help target situations and victims in a more focused manner.

Have you shared the data with domestic violence groups?

This newsletter has been shared widely with stakeholders, communities, advocacy groups and others, including those dedicated to domestic violence issues.

Has the information been shared with suicide prevention groups?

Yes. Please contact the Illinois Suicide Prevention Coalition if you would like information on suicide prevention efforts in Illinois. http://www.ilsp.net

Back to FAQ Home