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Using Network Science to Explore Pathways for Reducing Policing-Attributable Health Problems And Inequities Evidence Brief

Mays, Glen P, and Taryn Quinlan. 2021. “Using Network Science to Explore Pathways for Reducing Policing-Attributable Health Problems And Inequities Evidence Brief.”

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Project: NALSYS Resources and Results
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Date: 05/25/2021

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Abstract

The Systems for Action intramural team explores the intersection of law enforcement and public health using National Longitudinal Survey of Public Health Systems (NALSYS) data. They investigate the extent to which law enforcement agencies are currently engaged in local public health networks and how this engagement varies across communities.

Click here to read the Using Network Science to Explore Pathways for Reducing Policing-Attributable Health Problems & Inequities evidence brief.

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