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This study will engage community partners throughout Central Arkansas in a multi-level, multi-faceted intervention to reduce the toll of violent assault on individuals and communities. An optimization randomized control trial (ORCT) design will be used to test the preliminary efficacy of a multi-level intervention with an explicit focus on secondary violence prevention through hospital-community partnerships to prevent escalation of firearm violence among survivors living in counties in Central Arkansas, the region of the state where violent assault is greatest. 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