Psychiatrists’ Practices and Perceptions Regarding Anticipatory Guidance on Firearms
Author:
Price, James H.
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Kinnison, Andrea
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Dake, Joseph A.
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Thompson, Amy J.
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Price, Joy A.
Publication: American Journal of Preventive Medicine
Topics:
Education/Counseling
Medical
Prevention
Keywords:
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Using data from a mailed survey of a random-sample of 422 Ohio psychiatrists, this article summarizes psychiatrists’ attitudes and practices regarding counseling on firearm safety. While psychiatrists perceived firearm safety to be an important issue, almost half had never thought about discussing the issue with their patients. Most psychiatrists reported limited training in firearm safety counseling, and felt unprepared to broach the issue.

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APA notation
Price, J. H., Kinnison, A., Dake, J. A., Thompson, A. J., & Price, J. A. (2007). Psychiatrists’ Practices and Perceptions Regarding Anticipatory Guidance on Firearms. American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 33(5), 37
MLA notation
Price, James H., et al. "Psychiatrists’ Practices and Perceptions Regarding Anticipatory Guidance on Firearms." American Journal of Preventive Medicine 33.5 (2007): 370-73.

