The report seems to emphasize intentional injury. The advisory committee dealt less with unintentional injuries because so many programs out there are dealing with those. However, I believe that until a community embraces and deals with unintentional injuries, it won't be able to deal with intentional injury and violence. First, you have to set up the paradigm that the kid's safety is important. The two go hand in hand.
Medical school is a schizophrenic experience.
During the first two years, when students aren't doing a lot of clinical work, they have been yearning for exposure to patient issues. Medical schools responded by requiring some form of community service. This is fertile ground for recruiting manpower for violence prevention. If medical students and young residents are taught that this should be part of their day, it will become part of their practice. I hope we could convene a summit to see what we are going to do with the information we have collected.