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Mark Stevenson on mobile phones, big data and a new era in Injury Prevention
Mark Stevenson on mobile phones, big data and a new era in Injury Prevention
Mark Stevenson (University of Melbourne, Australia) is one of the State of the Art Review Editors of Injury Prevention. ... Read more
23 May 2019
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The Sports Injury Registry
The Sports Injury Registry
This podcast focuses on the collection of high school athlete sports injury data by the University of South Florida Spor... Read more
21 Aug 2014
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Greening vacant lots reduces violent injury
Greening vacant lots reduces violent injury
In Philadelphia, the local authority has undertaken a project to green vacant lots, with the aim of improving the city. ... Read more
12 Jul 2013
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Using the Haddon matrix: introducing the third dimension
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William Haddon Jr developed his conceptual model, the Haddon matrix, by applying basic principles of public health to th... Read more
23 Jul 2015
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Injury and violence: achieving population level change
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In the first podcast of the year, Editor-in-Chief of Injury Prevention Rod McClure talks to Natalie Wilkins, from the Na... Read more
20 Dec 2018
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Preventing deaths and injuries from house fires
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Brian Johnston, IP Editor in Chief, talks to Gregory Istre and Mary McCoy, Injury Prevention Center of Greater Dallas, a... Read more
24 Mar 2014
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Safe spaces for children to be active
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In this podcast, Professor Brent Hagel, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada, tells Editor-in-Chief of Injury Preventi... Read more
30 Jul 2019
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Analysis of the quantity and quality of published RCTs related to injury prevention in China
Analysis of the quantity and quality of published RCTs related to injury prevention in China
Brian Johnston talks to Guoqing Hu, Department of Epidemiology and Health Statistics, School of Public Health, Central S... Read more
3 Jul 2014
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Patterns of vulnerability to non-fatal injuries in Sudan
Patterns of vulnerability to non-fatal injuries in Sudan
Successful injury prevention requires identification and targeting of particularly vulnerable groups, but little is know... Read more
5 Nov 2014
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Firearms injury as a public health problem in the US: origins and challenges
Firearms injury as a public health problem in the US: origins and challenges
Dr Deb Azrael tells the "origin story" of firearms injury as a public health problem through the lens of one of the key ... Read more
28 Aug 2019
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The health care burden of illicit synthetic drug use
The health care burden of illicit synthetic drug use
The Minnesota Department of Health conducted an exploratory epidemiologic investigation into the health care burden of i... Read more
5 Nov 2014
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Looking back at building the evidence base for safe and active bicycling
Looking back at building the evidence base for safe and active bicycling
As Injury Prevention turns 20 we're taking a look back at some of the most influential papers we've published in our Ann... Read more
6 Feb 2015
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Spatial analysis of paediatric swimming pool submersions by housing type
Spatial analysis of paediatric swimming pool submersions by housing type
Drowning is a major cause of unintentional childhood death. Along with colleagues, Rohit P Shenoi, Baylor College of Med... Read more
9 Sep 2015
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Road safety and communication. Why Professor Martha Híjar chose research over public service
Road safety and communication. Why Professor Martha Híjar chose research over public service
Professor Martha Híjar has recently made the decision of leaving her role as the Director of the National Council for In... Read more
1 Apr 2019
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Poverty and children's burn injury. How common citizens help shape Injury Prevention in South Africa
Poverty and children's burn injury. How common citizens help shape Injury Prevention in South Africa
This month’s guest is a specialist in childhood burns and violence-related injuries in South Africa. Professor Ashley Va... Read more
5 Feb 2019
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Structural housing elements associated with home injuries in children
Structural housing elements associated with home injuries in children
In this podcast Dr Brian Johnston talks to Wendy Shields and Eileen McDonald co-authors of the paper "Structural housing... Read more
18 May 2016
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Firearms injury. Professor David Studdert on mass shootings, health law and changing careers
Firearms injury. Professor David Studdert on mass shootings, health law and changing careers
In the second podcast of a series about the papers that helped shape a career in Injury Prevention, Professor Rod McClur... Read more
5 Dec 2018
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“Injury Prevention was an accident”. Putting injury in the national agenda in India
“Injury Prevention was an accident”. Putting injury in the national agenda in India
Dr Rakhi Dandona, PhD, is a Clinical Professor of Health Metrics Sciences at the Institute for Health Metrics and Evalua... Read more
29 Apr 2019
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Road crash injury risks: dangerous vehicles and gender disparities
Road crash injury risks: dangerous vehicles and gender disparities
Motorcycles pose higher risk to other road users than cars, according to the study discussed in this podcast. Rod McClur... Read more
30 Mar 2020
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