+ A comparison of two surveillance systems for deaths related to violent injury
Author:
Comstock, R. D. / Mallonee, S. / Jordan, F.
Date:
2005
Publication:
Injury Prevention
Link to Published Abstract
Topics:
Accidents/Unintentional, Homicide, State, Suicide, Surveillance/Data Collection
Keywords:
HOMICIDE, Injury, Suicide, Unintentional, death
Data on violent injury deaths in Oklahoma in 2001 from the statewide Medical Examiner and the Vital Statistics Office were compared in an evaluation of the two surveillance systems. A total of 776 violent... read more >
+ Outcomes in Children and Young Adults Who Are Hospitalized for Firearms-Related Injuries
Author:
DiScala C / Sege R
Date:
2004
Publication:
Pediatrics
Topics:
Accidents/Unintentional, Medical, U.S./National
Keywords:
Pediatrics, disability, unintentional injury
Outcomes for pediatric firearm injury patients, ages 19 and under, were compared by intent of the injury using data from the National Pediatric Trauma Registry. Among a total of 268 unintentional and... read more >
+ Acute traumatic injuries in rural populations
Author:
Peek-Asa C / Zwerling C / Stallones L
Date:
2004
Publication:
American Journal of Public Health
Topics:
Accidents/Unintentional, Public Health, U.S./National, Urban/Rural
Keywords:
Mortality, rural, unintentional injury, urban
The authors assess the factors that contribute to differences in rates and patterns of injury among rural and urban populations, using 2001 data from federal agencies. The unintentional injury mortality... read more >
+ Firearms in US homes as a risk factor for unintentional gunshot fatality
Author:
Wiebe, Douglas J.
Date:
2003
Publication:
Accident Analysis & Prevention
Topics:
Accidents/Unintentional, Ownership, Public Health, U.S./National
Keywords:
Injury, household firearm, risk factor, risk of death
In this matched case-control study, the author examined the association between relative risk of death by an unintentional gunshot and having firearms in the home, using data from the National Mortality... read more >
+ Injury prevention advice in top-selling parenting books
Author:
Hunter, W. M. / Helou, S. / Saluja, G. / Runyan, C. W. / Coyne-Beasley, T.
Date:
2005
Publication:
Pediatrics
Link to Published Abstract
Topics:
Age Group, Education/Counseling, Storage, Surveillance/Data Collection
Keywords:
Child, Injury, Literature, PREVENTION, Parents
The authors reviewed 46 top selling parenting books on health and/or safety published between 1984 and 2003. Of books geared toward parents of younger children, none of the top 10 messages related to... read more >
+ Teaching Skills to Second and Third Grade Children to Prevent Gun Play: A Comparison of Procedures
Author:
Kelso, Pamela D. / Miltenberger, Raymond C. / Waters, Marit A. / Egemo-Heim, Kristin / Bagne, Angela C.
Date:
2007
Publication:
Education & Treatment of Children
Topics:
Age Group, Prevention
Keywords:
Children, Effectiveness, Firearm injury prevention skills program
The authors evaluated the effectiveness of two firearm injury prevention skills programs – the National Rifle Association’s Eddie Eagle GunSafe program and the Behavioral Skills Training procedure – in... read more >
+ Determination of national pediatric injury prevention priorities using the injury prevention priority score
Author:
Haider AH / Risucci D / Omer S, et al
Date:
2004
Publication:
Journal of Pediatric Surgery
Topics:
Age Group, Public Health, U.S./National
Keywords:
AGE, Injury, falls, mechanicm, pediatric
The authors examined the applicability of the Injury Prevention Priority Score (IPPS) in prioritizing injury mechanism on a national level and within specific pediatric age groups, using data for patients... read more >
+ A population-based analysis of socioeconomic status and their relationship with pediatric trauma hospitalization and mortality rates
Author:
Marcin, J. P. / Schembri, M. S. / He, J. S. / Romano, P. S.
Date:
2003
Publication:
American Journal of Public Health
Topics:
Age Group, Medical
Keywords:
Children, Injury, Mortality, hospitalization, socioeconomic characteristic
The authors examined the socioeconomic characteristics of injury hospitalization rates and severity-adjusted mortality for pediatric trauma, using data from the University of California, Davis Children’s... read more >
+ Characterization of nonfatal events and injuries resulting from youth violence in patients presenting to an emergency department
Author:
Mollen, C. J. / Fein, J. A. / Vu, T. N. / Shofer, F. S. / Datner, E. M.
Date:
2003
Publication:
Pediatric Emergency Care
Topics:
Age Group, Gender, Medical, Public Health
Keywords:
Adolescent, Youth Violence, cross-sectional, intentional injury
The authors examined the circumstances of youth intentional violence in emergency department patients by gender and age, in this cross-sectional and chart review of a 9-month consecutive sample of 426... read more >
+ Recurrent Injury and Mortality in Pediatric Firearm Victims.
Author:
Calhoun, A.D. Alfred / Melzer-Lange, M.D.
Date:
2000
Publication:
Pediatric Research
Topics:
Age Group, Homicide, Medical
Keywords:
Children, Firearms, Mortality, recurrent injury
To determine the number of child firearm victims who had repeat gun injuries, data on all patients who were treated for firearm injuries in an urban pediatric trauma center between 1990 and 1995 were... read more >
+ Homicide victim/offender relationship in Florida medical examiner district 8
Author:
Drawdy SM / Myers WC
Date:
2004
Publication:
Journal of Forensic Sciences
Topics:
Crime, Criminology, Homicide, State
Keywords:
Florida, HOMICIDE, Injury, motive
The authors examined the association between victim-offender relationship and three homicide variables: motive, weapon choice, and number of injuries inflicted, using medical examiner’s reports for intentional... read more >

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