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- 2. Jurek Grabowski Jurek.grabowski@gmail.com Twitter: InjuryResearch
- 4. Name 3 of 4 following pictures? 4
- 5. 5
- 6. What caused these injuries? 6
- 7. Hint… 7
- 10. 10 Entrapment incidents 1999 – 2007 6 deaths occurred in pools… 3 occurred in spas all except for one involved children 14 or younger. Less frequent than general drownings, but hidden hazard Caused by aging of swimming pools, inconsistent construction standards and unaware consumers
- 11. What is this? 11
- 12. 12 500 Deaths 15, 000 Injuries From 1999-2004, 135 children <14yo died from unintentional, non-fire related CO poisoning.
- 13. What activity are these kids participating in? 13
- 14. Crossing the street 14 Pedestrian Deaths(2006) = 365 Pedestrian Injuries(2008) = 35,308
- 15. How fast are skateboards? 15
- 16. Hint… 16
- 17. That is it for the POP quiz…how did you do?
- 19. Who is Safe Kids? Safe Kids Worldwide is a grassroots organization with 16 member countries. Within these countries, there are more than 350 state and local coalitions. 19
- 20. Who is Safe Kids? 20
- 24. Advocate for effective laws21
- 25. 22 Coalitions Coalition members are policemen, firefighters, paramedics, doctors, nurses, teachers, business owners, lawmakers, community volunteers and retirees. 22
- 26. 23 The Power of Coalitions 23
- 28. $1 spent on bicycle helmets saves $29
- 29. $1 spent on car seats saves $32
- 30. $1 spent on road safety improvements saves $3
- 31. $1 spent on prevention counseling by pediatricians saves $10
- 36. Of this cohort… 0 will die in the US 13will die in India 24will die in China
- 37. II. The nature of pediatric injury
- 38. 31
- 39. 61,125,728 children <14yo living in the USA (2008) 6,091,342 went to the ED for Unintentional Injuries 5,015 will die
- 41. The #1 killer of Children: Unintentional Injuries
- 42. 10 Leading Causes of Unintentional Injury Deaths, USA, 2006
- 44. Top Ten Non-fatal injuries
- 46. 39
- 50. 43
- 51. The 4 “E”s
- 52. Engineering Roads & Parks Layouts/designs - bike friendly? Responsible Agencies – DOT, Parks & Rec Depts, Advocates
- 53. Enforcement Laws Bicycle Helmet Responsible agencies – LEO, Parks & Rec, Advocates
- 54. Encouragement Activities Free to participate in Lead by Example – parents, adults
- 56. Examples
- 58. Examples of Injury Prevention Programs
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- Silly question…I mean all you are doing is sitting there listening to me….right….and I’m not all that distracting, I don’t look like brad Pit or tom Cruize.
- Drowning: 2nd leading cause of injury-related death for children ages 1 – 14An average of 283 children under age 5 drowned in a pool or spa.An average of 2,700 children under age 5 were treated in emergency rooms for pool and spa-related injuries.
- From 1999-2004, 135 children <14yr old died from unintentional, non-fire related CO poisoning.Fifteen states (AK, CT, FL, IL, MD, MA, MN, NJ, NY, NC, RI, UT, VT, WV, WI) and some local jurisdictions passed legislation requiring CO alarms in residential dwellings.
- Safe Kids Worldwide is a global network of organizations whose mission is to prevent childhood injury, a leading killer of children 14 and under. More than 450 coalitions in 16 countries bring together health and safety experts, educators, corporations, foundations, governments and volunteers to educate and protect families. Safe Kids Worldwide’s member countries include: Australia, Austria, Brazil, Canada, China, Germany, India, Israel, Korea, New Zealand, Philippines, South Africa, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, United States and Vietnam.
- Advocacy workBaker pool and spa safety actToy lighter safety act