
Practice
Our team of expert faculty, researchers, and practitioners conduct hands-on training for collaborators in areas, such as project design and implementation, as well as data collection and analysis. We regularly lead workshops on a variety of topics, ranging from injury surveillance to trauma registries.
Our service arm offers customizable assessment and implementation training programs designed specifically for those institutions and communities that need them most. We’re capable of scaling our consultation services to the size and scope required for any project. Utilizing JH-IIRU’s extensive network of experts, consultations include, but are not limited to, global reports, national assessments, and technical assistance as needed.
Service

For over a decade, the Johns Hopkins International Injury Research Unit has been committed to reducing the global burden of injury, with a special focus on low- and middle-income countries. Our expert team provides hands-on training and technical support in areas like project design, data collection and analysis, injury surveillance, and trauma registries.
We offer customizable assessment and implementation training programs that are scalable to meet the needs of any institution or community. Through our extensive network of global experts, we deliver a range of consulting services—from situational assessments and national reports to technical assistance and policy recommendations.
JH-IIRU also works directly with city representatives in low- and middle-income countries, advising them on public health priorities using evidence-based interventions. Whether it's developing programs or informing national strategies, we bring a data-driven, collaborative approach to injury prevention and health system strengthening.
Ask an Expert
We’d love to help your team with a customizable, comprehensive plan to reduce injuries and save lives.
Interested in our services? Send us an email via jhsph.iiru@jhu.edu and share your story. We'll be in touch!
Research Projects
Our portfolio centers on a wide variety of topics around injury, trauma, and disability, as well as intersectoral and systems-based approaches to finding novel and innovative solutions to address injuries at a global scale.
Education
As an integral part of our mission, we use a three-pronged approach of learning by doing, workshops, and coursework to address the global burden of injuries. We focus on combining a strong public health approach, scientific principles and lessons, and successes from low- and middle-income countries.