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Yesterday's toys robots, spaceships, and monsters
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Toys and Toy Accessories Strike Back
Pediatric Emergency Care, 2021Abstract Objective The aim of the study was to examine age-associated injury trends and severe injury proportions for plush toys, toy figurines, and doll and toy accessories. We hypothesized that the proportion of severe injuries would be highest in the younger than 3-year and 3- to 5-year age groups.
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ANZ Journal of Surgery, 2010
AbstractBackground: Motorcycles are sources of significant injury for children. There is limited data describing New Zealand's experience. The study's aim was to quantify the burden of motorcycle trauma presenting to Starship Children's Hospital by assessing the annual admission rates, severity and pattern of injuries, and patient mortality, and to ...
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AbstractBackground: Motorcycles are sources of significant injury for children. There is limited data describing New Zealand's experience. The study's aim was to quantify the burden of motorcycle trauma presenting to Starship Children's Hospital by assessing the annual admission rates, severity and pattern of injuries, and patient mortality, and to ...
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Otolaryngologic Clinics of North America, 2011
While advocates see Telehealth as an essential fundamental change that will improve the way health care is delivered, others view Telehealth as a nice-to-have-tool or an intriguing array of high-tech gadgets, which may make us feel “cutting edge” but ultimately have little effect on the delivery of care.
Michael R, Holtel, Yehudah, Roth
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While advocates see Telehealth as an essential fundamental change that will improve the way health care is delivered, others view Telehealth as a nice-to-have-tool or an intriguing array of high-tech gadgets, which may make us feel “cutting edge” but ultimately have little effect on the delivery of care.
Michael R, Holtel, Yehudah, Roth
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, 2010 Toys denote objects used in playing. From the first examples of toys made of materials available in the environment and manufactured by parents or by children themselves only for recreational purpose, toys have evolved into more sophisticated devices ...
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Towards a Theory of Toys and Toy-Play
Human Studies, 2017The distinction between toys and games is built into grammar itself: one plays games but plays with toys. Although some thinkers have recognized the importance of the distinction, their insights are often contradictory and vague, and the word toy is used unsystematically to refer to a wide range of objects and associated play-activities. To remedy this
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