Firearm violence continues to substantially increase, yet medical education is largely devoid of firearm injury prevention efforts. We evaluated reactions to Gun Violence Prevention Week (GVPW) sessions to initiate a longitudinal curriculum. All 280 participants were invited to evaluate GVPW through post-session surveys and 158 responded; 77% (124/158) were medical students. One hundred nine participants reported no prior training. Themes from open-ended questions confirmed GVPW significance by noting importance of (1) advocacy/community, (2) personal narratives, and (3) skill-based strategies. Participants expressed need for further training. Future directions include required firearm violence prevention training for all medical students.

枪械暴力继续大幅增加，但医学教育很大程度上缺乏枪伤预防工作。我们评估了枪支暴力预防周 (GVPW) 会议的反应，以启动纵向课程。所有 280 名参与者均受邀通过会后调查评估 GVPW，158 名参与者做出了回应；77% (124/158) 是医学生。一百九名参与者表示之前没有接受过培训。开放式问题的主题通过指出 (1) 倡导/社区、(2) 个人叙述和 (3) 基于技能的策略的重要性，证实了 GVPW 的重要性。与会者表示需要进一步培训。未来的方向包括对所有医学生进行必要的枪支暴力预防培训。