An online platform for study of effects of violence and traumatic events
An online platform for study of effects of violence and traumatic events
Author(s): Yiki Lu, Junjie Ding, Li-Ke Ko, Meng-Tse Li, Caleb Ruth, Yash Nanavati, Yi Zou, Bindu Kalesan, Lou Chitkushev, Guanglan ZhangSubject(s): Social Sciences, Economy, Education, Essay|Book Review |Scientific Life, Higher Education , Conference Report, ICT Information and Communications Technologies
Published by: Нов български университет
Keywords: Effects of violence; Traumatic events; Injury; Research; Physical trauma; Mental trauma; Abuse; Assault; Gun-shot injury; Motor-vehicle crash; Adverse childhood experiences; Chronic stress
Summary/Abstract: Prevalence of exposure to traumatic events in adults living in the United States is very high at 89% with the majority reporting multiple events of traumatic exposures [1]. The research regarding the long-term effects of exposure to childhood and adulthood traumatic experiences is still nascent and has not been studied as a life-course exposure. We, a multidisciplinary research team at BU, proposed a longitudinal study to assess injury/disease progression from trauma to cardiovascular outcomes by recruiting a contemporary national E-cohort of US adults (>18 years old) and collecting self-reported, longitudinal data over 10 years using a unique in-house multiplatform software application.
Journal: Computer Science and Education in Computer Science
- Issue Year: 14/2018
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 325-327
- Page Count: 3
- Language: English
