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Darcy Keith Recieves Insurance Institute of Indiana Award

June 30, 2006, Darcy Keith - VIP of Indianapolis, Indiana was honored to receive the Insurance Institute of Indiana Grassroots Award of Merit.

Formula BMW Drivers Visits Methodist Hospital Pediatric Patients To Stress Injury Prevention

Indianapolis, IN. – June 29, 2006 – Formula BMW drivers Matt Lee, spokes person for ThinkFirst Foundation, and Robert Thorne visited the pediatric ward of Methodist Hospital at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, June 29.

Actress Brooke Burns teams up with ThinkFirst & North American Spine Society to help others avoid Life-Threatening Diving Injuries

LA GRANGE, Ill. – May 24, 2006 – It’s a startling fact that as many as 1,000 spinal cord injuries occur each year due to shallow water diving.

Study on ThinkFirst for Teens accepted by Lifesavers!

A study done on ThinkFirst for Teens (TFFT), by Debby Gerhardstein, RN, BSN, MA, was accepted as a poster presentation at the Lifesavers Conference on Highway Safety Priorities, April 9-11, 2006, in Austin, TX. Debby is the Illinois State Chapter Director at Central DuPage Hospital, and a ThinkFirst Board Member. Congratulations Debby! This means we will have ThinkFirst visible there!

ThinkFirst for Kids program highlighted in the August, 2005, issue of Journal of Emergency Nursing.

Johnstown, PA (September 15, 2005) - The ThinkFirst for Kids program through Conemaugh Health System's Office of Community Health was highlighted in the August, 2005, issue of Journal of Emergency Nursing.

ThinkFirst Foundation invited Matthew Lee to visit Methodist Hospital Pediatric Patients.

New York, NY (16 June 05)-As a race car driver, Twin Tooth Racing's Matthew Lee knows a lot about taking risks and preventing accidents and, he wants to put his experience to work and help children make the right decisions in their own lives to stay safe.

ThinkFirst Manuscript Published

The following ThinkFirst manuscript has been published in the May, 2005 issue of Journal of Neurosurgery.

Program Self-Evaluation:
The evolution of an injury prevention foundation.
Rosenberg, R., Zirkle, D, Neuwelt, E.

ThinkFirst for Youth (TFFY) Curriculum
Ready for Field Testing

News! Rolling Meadows, IL, February 1, 2005 - The ThinkFirst National Injury Prevention Foundation has completed the first version of ThinkFirst for Youth curriculum.

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Boost 'em Up

News! The National Injury Prevention Foundation ThinkFirst and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) have joined forces in a 3 year funded demonstration project to raise awareness and increase the use of Booster Seats in the United States (Read More)