Childhood Injuries
Incidence and Costs of 1987–1994 Childhood Injuries: Demographic Breakdowns
... of childhood injuries, which were consis- tent with previous population-based ...these injuries are quite large: an estimated $372 billion (1994 ...
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First Aid Practices and Health Seeking Behaviors of Caregivers for Unintentional Childhood Injuries in Ujjain, India: A Community Based Cross-Sectional Study
... of injuries is highest in LMICs, where health systems priorities are skewed towards treatment and prevention of communicable diseases, and injuries as a public health problem are often neglected ...LMICs, ...
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Mothers’ perception of childhood injuries, child supervision and care practices for children 0–5 years in a peri-urban area in Central Uganda; implications for prevention of childhood injuries
... for injuries, including the unsafe environment and the unsafe play practices by the ...for injuries has also been described elsewhere (Pant et ...of childhood injuries to external factors such ...
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Childhood injuries in Oman: retrospective review of a multicentre trauma registry data
... though childhood injuries are a frequent cause of injury admissions, the most cases in this study presented with minor injuries and were transported to the hospital by private cars after receiving ...
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Body-Checking Rules and Childhood Injuries in Ice Hockey
... the injuries included are of sufficient severity to be worth ...compares injuries between 2 prov- inces with similar hockey organizations, aside from dif- ferences in their body-checking ...
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Childhood Injuries: Where We Are
... Child drownings are also overshadowed by the magnitude of motor vehicle crashes, homicide, and suicide among 0- to 19-year-olds.' Frequently, efforts aimed at the prevention of childhood[r] ...
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CHILDHOOD INJURIES: A CHALLENGE TO SOCIETY
... If this comparison is valid, and I believe it is, we might be effec- tive in reducing the toll of injuries and deaths through accident by an ecological approach even before we have found[r] ...
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Sweden's Experience in Reducing Childhood Injuries
... Mark Widome, Chairman of the Injury Prevention Committee of the American Academy of Pediatrics, believes that the key differ- ence between our two countries is attitudinal. He[r] ...
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Prevention of Childhood Injuries
... A better knowledge of the causes of accidents will help physicians educate both children and parents to avoid the injuries and impairments that result from accidents.. This paper aims to[r] ...
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Caregivers’ Perception of Unintentional Child and Adolescent Injuries in Enugu, Nigeria
... of childhood morbidity and mor- tality ...adolescent injuries in ...of injuries in their wards within the past 12months. Most of the injuries occurred at home (334; ...that injuries in ...
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THE RATIO OF THE WEIGHT OF SCHOOLBAG TO BODY WEIGHT OF STUDENTS IN AHVAZ CITY
... Standard of weight bags less than 10% of the weight of the child for the students was suggested by Vol and Klimt for the first time in 1997 [1] but even this could not be the exact amount because many children do not ...
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Protocol to develop sustainable day care for children aged 1-4 years in disadvantaged urban communities in Dhaka, Bangladesh
... Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, has a popula- tion of approximately 8.5 million 5 and is one of the most densely populated cities in the world. It is estimated that almost a quarter of the city’s inhabitants live ...
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Epidemiology of Pediatric Injury—Related Primary Care Office Visits in the United States
... for childhood injuries composed >10 million primary care office visits per year (a rate of ...these injuries were open wounds, sprains and strains, contusions, and superficial injuries such ...
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Childhood dental injuries: a resiliency model of adaptation
... these injuries occurring due to falls, traffic injuries and sporting accidents (1, ...dental injuries aims to restore the aesthetics and function of the mouth, research has revealed that a variety of ...
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Molecular Dynamics Simulations Towards The Understanding of the Cis Trans Isomerization of Proline As A Conformational Switch For The Regulation of Biological Processes
... Childhood injuries can often be a function of CM, especially child ...unintentional injuries account for ...unintentional injuries (Borse et ...these injuries occur in or around the ...
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Parenting interventions for the prevention of unintentional injuries in childhood
... minor injuries with- out medical help (Kitzman 1997), improvements in the qual- ity of child care provided (Olds 1986; Kitzman 1997), including parental ’guidance’ (Olds 1986), home safety (Olds 1986; Culp 2007) ...
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Childhood dental injuries: a resiliency model of adaptation
... these injuries occurring due to falls, traffic injuries and sporting accidents (1, ...dental injuries aims to restore the aesthetics and function of the mouth, research has revealed that a variety of ...
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Assessment of Childhood Domestic Injuries among Joint and Nuclear Families of Karachi
... Injuries among the children are a major public health concern. Most of the inju- ries occur in pre-school children at domestic setting, when they are playing and are involve in recreational activities. Fall, ...
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Childhood Behavior Disorders and Injuries Among Children and Youth: A Population-Based Study
... We were concerned about a potential bias that might inflate the group differences reported here. Children under the age of 7 at the end of the 7-year time window did not contribute 7 years’ worth of injury data to the ...
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Femur shaft fracture at a young age and the risk of subsequent severe injuries during childhood: a cohort study
... identify injuries caused by non- accidental trauma. To identify injuries classified as undetermined whether ac- cidentally or purposely inflicted, diagnostic codes and E-codes according to ICD-9 (E988) and ...
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