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Presenting a multifaceted examination of injury cause and prevention, this book focuses on transportation, workplace, sport and leisure, and domestic sectors. It contains presentations from the Fifth World Conference on Injury Prevention and Control and explores the legal, medical, environmental, safety and governmental issues. An eye-opening introduction to the field, the book covers topics such as trends in gerontological traffic safety research, demands to vehicle design and test procedures for injury control of vulnerable road users, adolescents' risk-taking behavior, and achievements in consumer product safety and the challenges of globalization.…mehr
Presenting a multifaceted examination of injury cause and prevention, this book focuses on transportation, workplace, sport and leisure, and domestic sectors. It contains presentations from the Fifth World Conference on Injury Prevention and Control and explores the legal, medical, environmental, safety and governmental issues. An eye-opening introduction to the field, the book covers topics such as trends in gerontological traffic safety research, demands to vehicle design and test procedures for injury control of vulnerable road users, adolescents' risk-taking behavior, and achievements in consumer product safety and the challenges of globalization.
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Autorenporträt
Dinesh Mohan, G.N. Tiwari
Inhaltsangabe
1. Dinesh Mohan Injury Control and Safety Promotion: Ethics, Science and Practice. 2. William Haddon, Jr On the Escape of Tigers: An Ecological Note. 3. Susan P. Baker Where Have We Been and Where are We Going With Injury Control? 4. Brian O'Neill Reducing Injury Losses: What Private Insurers Can and Cannot Do. 5. Shrikant I. Bangdiwala Methodlogical Considerations in the Analysis of Injury Data: A Challenge for the Injury Research Community. 6. Ted R. Miller Assessing the Burden of Injury: Progress and Pitfalls. 7. Geetam Tiwari Traffic Flow and Safety: Need for New Models for Heterogeneous Traffic. 8. Murray McKay Folklore and Science in Traffic Safety: Some New Directions. 9. Dietmar Otte Demands to Vehicle Design and Test Procedures for Injury Control of Vulnerable Road Users in Traffic Accidents. 10. James Hedlund Risky Business: Safety Regulations, Risk Compensation and Individual Behaviour. 11. Liisa Hakamies Blomqvist Aging and Transportation: Mobility and Safety? 12. Anne Tursz Adolescents' Risk taking Behaviour, Myth or Reality: Evidence from International Data. 13. James Nixon Injury Prevention and Children's Rights. 14. Lief Svanstrom Evidence based Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion State of the art. 15. Mohamed Seedat Community Psychology and Safety: A Psychospiritual Perspective. 16. A. K.(Dunu) Roy Labour and Safety: Science, Technology and Society. 17. Wim Rogmans Achievements in Consumer Product Safety and the Challenges of Globalization. 18. Mathew Varghese Technologies, Therapies, Emotions and Empericism in Pre hospital Care. 19. Etienne Krug The Burden of Violence: An International Public Health Perpective. 20. Mark L. Rosenberg and James A. Mercy A New Vision for Suicide Prevention: The Public Health Approach. 21. Emmanuel Rozental Klinger Barbarism and Solitude: Reflections on Globalization and Violence. O'Neill, Shrikant I. Bangdiwala, Ted R. Miller, Geetam Tiwari, Murray MacKay, Dietmar Otte, James Hedlund, Liisa Hakamies Blomqvist, Anne Tursz, James Nixon, Leif Svanstrom, Modamed Seedat, A.K(Dunu) Roy, Wim Rogmans, Mathew Varghese, Etienne Krug, Mark L. Rosenberg and James A. Mercy, Emmauel Rozental Klinger.
1. Dinesh Mohan Injury Control and Safety Promotion: Ethics, Science and Practice. 2. William Haddon, Jr On the Escape of Tigers: An Ecological Note. 3. Susan P. Baker Where Have We Been and Where are We Going With Injury Control? 4. Brian O'Neill Reducing Injury Losses: What Private Insurers Can and Cannot Do. 5. Shrikant I. Bangdiwala Methodlogical Considerations in the Analysis of Injury Data: A Challenge for the Injury Research Community. 6. Ted R. Miller Assessing the Burden of Injury: Progress and Pitfalls. 7. Geetam Tiwari Traffic Flow and Safety: Need for New Models for Heterogeneous Traffic. 8. Murray McKay Folklore and Science in Traffic Safety: Some New Directions. 9. Dietmar Otte Demands to Vehicle Design and Test Procedures for Injury Control of Vulnerable Road Users in Traffic Accidents. 10. James Hedlund Risky Business: Safety Regulations, Risk Compensation and Individual Behaviour. 11. Liisa Hakamies Blomqvist Aging and Transportation: Mobility and Safety? 12. Anne Tursz Adolescents' Risk taking Behaviour, Myth or Reality: Evidence from International Data. 13. James Nixon Injury Prevention and Children's Rights. 14. Lief Svanstrom Evidence based Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion State of the art. 15. Mohamed Seedat Community Psychology and Safety: A Psychospiritual Perspective. 16. A. K.(Dunu) Roy Labour and Safety: Science, Technology and Society. 17. Wim Rogmans Achievements in Consumer Product Safety and the Challenges of Globalization. 18. Mathew Varghese Technologies, Therapies, Emotions and Empericism in Pre hospital Care. 19. Etienne Krug The Burden of Violence: An International Public Health Perpective. 20. Mark L. Rosenberg and James A. Mercy A New Vision for Suicide Prevention: The Public Health Approach. 21. Emmanuel Rozental Klinger Barbarism and Solitude: Reflections on Globalization and Violence. O'Neill, Shrikant I. Bangdiwala, Ted R. Miller, Geetam Tiwari, Murray MacKay, Dietmar Otte, James Hedlund, Liisa Hakamies Blomqvist, Anne Tursz, James Nixon, Leif Svanstrom, Modamed Seedat, A.K(Dunu) Roy, Wim Rogmans, Mathew Varghese, Etienne Krug, Mark L. Rosenberg and James A. Mercy, Emmauel Rozental Klinger.
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