Injury Control and Safety Promotion

Characteristics and risk factors for accident injury in Canada from 1986 to 1996: an analysis of the Canadian Accident Injury Reporting and Evaluation (CAIRE) database
pp. 73-81(9)
Authors: Mo F.; Choi B.C.K.; Clottey C.; LeBrun B.; Robbins G.

Evaluation of a New Zealand indigenous community injury prevention project
pp. 83-88(6)
Authors: Brewin M.; Coggan C.

A local bicycle helmet ‘law' in a Swedish municipality – the structure and process of initiation and implementation
pp. 89-98(10)
Authors: Nolén S.; Lindqvist K.

Effects of first-aid training in junior high schools
pp. 99-106(8)
Authors: Engeland A.; Røysamb E.; Smedslund G.; Søgaard A.J.

Analysis of hospital use for injury among individuals with mental retardation
pp. 107-111(5)
Authors: Wang D.; McDermott S.; Sease T.

Disabilities secondary to traffic accidents: What information is available in Belgium?
pp. 113-120(8)
Authors: Levêque A.; Coppieters Y.; Lagasse R.

Supervision of children aged two through six years.
pp. 121-126(6)
Authors: Pollack-Nelson C.; Drago D.A.

The potential of smart homes for injury prevention among the elderly
pp. 127-131(5)
Authors: Eriksson H.; Timpka T.

‘Safety in primary schools: towards an accident-free school': National implementation of a safety-policy strategy at primary schools in the Netherlands
pp. 133-135(3)
Authors: Herijgers C.; van Eck S.; Mooij T.

Using qualitative research to address road transportation and safety issues in Vellore town, South India
pp. 137-140(4)
Authors: Mony P.; Krishnan R.; Joseph A.

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pp. 141-145(5)