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ACCIDENTS AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION
Nursing Research, 1968J. D. P. Graham, K. A. N. Hitchens
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Clinical Pediatrics, 1982
Accidents remain a major health problem for children of all ages, in spite of attempts at prevention by industry, health workers, educators, and legislation. In order of decreasing frequency, serious pediatric accidents include moving- vehicle accidents, water-related accidents, burns, poisonings, and falls.
J S, O'Shea, E W, Collins, C B, Butler
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Accidents remain a major health problem for children of all ages, in spite of attempts at prevention by industry, health workers, educators, and legislation. In order of decreasing frequency, serious pediatric accidents include moving- vehicle accidents, water-related accidents, burns, poisonings, and falls.
J S, O'Shea, E W, Collins, C B, Butler
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Prevention of bicycle accidents
Injury, 1992To elucidate the way of reducing the number of bicycle accidents. A prospective study of all casualties from bicycle accidents attending an accident unit for a 29-month period was performed (1831 patients). A more detailed questionnaire on the causes of accidents was used for the last 12 months of the study (818 patients).In the 0-7 and 8-12 years age ...
A H, Simpson, J, Mineiro
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Prevention of Accidents to the Aged
Postgraduate Medicine, 1963Elderly persons often have accidents simply because they cannot break the habit of hurrying.A study showed that a fail, loss of balance, or a misstep accounted for 61 per cent of the spinal fractures in a series of 163 elderly patients. The author gives helpful suggestions and lists effective means for preventing such accidents to the aged.
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Childhood Accidents and Their Prevention
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1957Magnitude and Scope of the Problem Three persons will die and about four hundred fifty persons will suffer injury from accidental causes in the United States during the course of this presentation. Ninety-two thousand (92,000) persons died from accidents last year and more than 9,200,000 injuries were reported in the United States in the same period.
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American Journal of Public Health and the Nations Health, 1946
D B, ARMSTRONG, W G, COLE
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D B, ARMSTRONG, W G, COLE
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ACCIDENTS AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION
Nursing Research, 1970null Diller +3 more
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Preventing accidents in childhood.
Tropical and geographical medicine, 1993The Consumer Safety Institute, which I represent here as member of the Board, congratulates the Members of the Dutch Pediatric Association for its outstanding achievements in the past 100 years. We are confidently looking forward to its programming for the next era, and cordially support its initiative to highlight the injury-problem as one of the ...
Klasen, H.J., Rogmans, W.H.J.
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