- ►oxfordjournals.org DC Schwebel, AL Summerlin, ML Bounds, BA … - Journal of pediatric psychology, 2006 - Soc Ped Psychology Objective To introduce and evaluate the Stamp-in-Safety program, a behavioral
intervention designed to increase the quality of supervision by teachers on
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MB Staempfli - Environment and Behavior, 2009 - eab.sagepub.com Over the last decade, awareness about the changing nature of children's play has
gradually increased, leading to some concerns that outdoor play, particularly
unstructured outdoor play, is rapidly declining. Reasons for these changes ... Cited by 4 - Related articles - All 2 versions
NC Tan, A Ang, D Heng, J Chen, HB Wong - Asia-Pacific Journal of Public Health, 2007 - aph.sagepub.com The survey is aimed to describe the epidemiology of playground related injuries
in Singapore based on the ICD-9, AIS/ ISS and PTS scoring systems, and
mechanisms and causes of such injuries according to E codes and ICECI ... Cited by 2 - Related articles - BL Direct - All 3 versions
CE Staunton, H Frumkin, AL Dannenberg - Handbook of injury and violence prevention. New York: …, 2007 - Springer The “built environment” is the part of the environment designed and
constructed by humans; it includes buildings, neighborhoods, sporting
facilities, roadways, and vehicles. It is thus a logical but often ... Cited by 2 - Related articles - All 2 versions
CM Rubie-Davies, MA Townsend… - Journal of School Health, 2007 - 万方数据资源系统 BACKGROUND: There is a need for greater international understanding of student
safety in schools. This New Zealand study investigated the causes and school
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KA Mack, KD Liller - American Journal of Lifestyle Medicine, 2009 - ajl.sagepub.com Abstract: There are approximately 18 000 injury-related deaths at home each
year. Some of the leading causes of home injury deaths are falls, fire/ burns,
poisonings, choking/suffocations, and drownings. Many more home inju- ries ... Cited by 1 - Related articles - All 2 versions
B Reeve - Social Policy Journal of New Zealand, 2006 - msd.govt.nz Abstract This paper begins by outlining Nick Spencer's (1999) argument that
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E Uskun, AN Kişioğlu, T Altay, R Çıkınlar, A … - The Turkish Journal of Pediatrics, 2008 - turkishjournalpediatrics.org SUMMARY: Uskun E, Kişioğlu AN, Altay T, Çıkınlar R, Kocakaya A. Assessment
of the current status of playground safety in the midwestern region of Turkey:
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C MP - Age (in years) - iride2wellness.ca In Ontario, there were 373 injury deaths resulting from interpersonal violence
from 1997-1999, representing approximately 3% of all injury deaths in the
province (Table 1). The number of injury deaths from interpersonal violence ... Related articles - View as HTML - All 15 versions
MÉ Himaya, D St-Vil - sauvetage.qc.ca Les parcs publics et les cours d'école représentent des lieux privilégiés
pour le développement physique, émotionnel, intellec- tuel et social de
l'enfant. Ils sont source de divertissements, de jeux imaginatifs et de ... Related articles - View as HTML