AI-Supported Firearm Access Screening and Storage Counseling in Pediatric Emergency Care @JohnsHopkinsMedicine

Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Pediatric emergency medicine physician Joanna Cohen discusses her latest publication, “AI-Supported Firearm Access Screening and Storage Counseling in Pediatric Emergency Care.” In this study, researchers explore the importance of firearm access screening and safe storage counseling in pediatric emergency care, as well as the need for practical strategies to support clinicians delivering that care. #pediatricemergency #johnshopkinschildrenscenter #aihealthcare hopkinschildrens.org/emergencymedicine

AI-Supported Firearm Access Screening and Storage Counseling in Pediatric Emergency Care

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