Injury Control and Safety Promotion

Editorial to the special issue on drowning prevention
pp. 193-194(2)
Authors: Rogmans W.; Wilson J.

The epidemiology of drowning worldwide
pp. 195-199(5)
Authors: Peden M.M.; McGee K.

Risk assessment and perception
pp. 201-204(4)
Author: Michalsen A.

Death from drowning: defining a new challenge for child survival in Bangladesh
pp. 205-210(6)
Authors: Hyder A.A.; Arifeen S.; Begum N.; Fishman S.; Wali S.; Baqui A.H.

Swimming lessons, swimming ability, and the risk of drowning
pp. 211-215(5)
Authors: Brenner R.A.; Saluja G.; Smith G.S.

Preventing drowning through design – the contribution of human factors
pp. 217-226(10)
Authors: Norris B.; Wilson J.R.

Prevention of drowning in home pools – lessons from Australia
pp. 227-236(10)
Author: Scott I.

Maritime accident investigation methodologies
pp. 237-242(6)
Author: Stoop J.A.

Epidemiology of squash injuries requiring hospital treatment
pp. 243-245(3)
Authors: Eime R.; Zazryn T.; Finch C.

Gender and geographic differences in intentional and unintentional injury mortality among children in Illinois, 1988–1998
pp. 247-250(4)
Authors: Hammig B.; Weatherly J.

Climbing injuries in the Netherlands
pp. 251-252(2)
Author: Stam C.

Preventive product safety – monitoring accidental injuries related to consumer products in the European Union
pp. 253-255(3)
Authors: Bauer R.; Sector M.

The use of electronic messages to promote seat belt us. Report of a pilot study in Wisconsin
pp. 257-260(4)
Author: Burayidi M.A.

Feasibility of routine collection of injured worker occupational information in hospital emergency departments
pp. 261-262(2)
Authors: Stokes M.A.; Fox B.; Staines C.; Ozanne-Smith J.

Author Index
pp. 263-264(2)

Cumulative Table of Contents
pp. 265-266(2)