Systematic review of child restraint system interventions (2007–2018)

Glerum, Kimberly M.; Zonfrillo, Mark R.; Fleisher, Linda; McDonald, Catherine C.

doi:10.1080/15389588.2019.1666372

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“…However, previous reviews on interventions provide only superficial information on these different forms of communication. They refer to communication-based interventions, for example as "delivery strategies" [19], "education" [19][20][21][22][23][24][25] or "educational intervention" [26][27][28], but do not provide sufficient information on the content and type of communication. A few reviews differentiated between presentation forms such as "leaflets", "stickers", and "posters" [20], "promotion materials", "oral presentations", "videos", and "mass media" [29] or distinguished between "targeted" and "mass media education" [23], but failed to elaborate on message content, message attributes, communication channels, and communicators explicitly.…”

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Effective communication with caregivers to prevent unintentional injuries in children under seven years. A systematic review

Stehr

Reifegerste

Rossmann

et al. 2022

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Effective communication with caregivers to prevent unintentional injuries in children under seven years. A systematic review

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Reifegerste

Rossmann

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Patient Education and Counseling

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“…Interventions to increase helmet and seatbelt usage are difficult and have mixed results 41,42 . Fortunately, parental practices are effective at increasing use of helmets and seatbelts in children 43,44 .…”

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“…Interventions to increase helmet and seatbelt usage are difficult and have mixed results. 41,42 Fortunately, parental practices are effective at increasing use of helmets and seatbelts in children. 43,44 Emergency Department encounters are an opportunity for clinicians to provide injury prevention guidance to both parents and children.…”

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Pediatric Medical Emergencies and Injury Prevention Practices in the Pediatric Emergency Unit of Kenyatta National Hospital, Nairobi, Kenya

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Introduction:The epidemiology and presence of pediatric medical emergencies and injury prevention practices in Kenya and resource-limited settings are not well understood. This is a barrier to planning and providing quality emergency care within the local health systems. We performed a prospective, cross-sectional study to describe the epidemiology of case encounters to the pediatric emergency unit (PEU) at Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi, Kenya; and to explore injury prevention measures used in the population.Methods: Patients were enrolled prospectively using systematic sampling over four weeks in the Kenyatta National Hospital PEU. Demographic data, PEU visit data and lifestyle practices associated with pediatric injury prevention were collected directly from patients or guardians and through chart review. Data were analyzed with descriptive statistics with stratification based on pediatric age groups.Results: Of the 332 patients included, the majority were female (56%) and 76% were under 5 years of age. The most common presenting complaints were cough (40%) fever (34%), and nausea/vomiting (19%). The most common PEU diagnoses were upper respiratory tract infections (27%), gastroenteritis (11%), and pneumonia (8%). The majority of patients (77%) were discharged from the PEU, while 22% were admitted. Regarding injury prevention practices, the majority (68%) of guardians reported their child never used seatbelts or car seats. Of 68 patients that rode bicycles/motorbikes, one reported helmet use. More than half of caregivers cook at potentially dangerous heights; 59% use ground/low level stoves.Conclusions: Chief complaints and diagnoses in the PEU population were congruent with communicable disease burdens seen globally. Measures for primary injury prevention were reported as rarely used in the sample studied. The epidemiology described by this study provides a framework for improving public health education and provider training in resourcelimited settings.

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“…[43][44][45] With this in mind, physicians are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the recommendations for appropriate, age-specific, utilization of restraint mechanisms to properly educate guardians as well as facilitate identification of pediatric CMF trauma in the acute settings. [45][46][47][48]…”

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Facial Protection to Prevent Facial Trauma and Allow for Optimal Protection after Facial Fracture Repair

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Facial skeletal fractures continue to affect humankind, and many methods to alleviate and prevent the injuries outright have been sought after. Prevention is desired, but the implementation and general compliance may contribute to missed opportunities to decrease the burden of facial skeletal trauma. In this article, we explore the preventative as well as postoperative options for the protection of the facial skeleton.

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Systematic review of child restraint system interventions (2007–2018)

Cited by 11 publications

References 56 publications

Effective communication with caregivers to prevent unintentional injuries in children under seven years. A systematic review

Effective communication with caregivers to prevent unintentional injuries in children under seven years. A systematic review

Pediatric Medical Emergencies and Injury Prevention Practices in the Pediatric Emergency Unit of Kenyatta National Hospital, Nairobi, Kenya

Facial Protection to Prevent Facial Trauma and Allow for Optimal Protection after Facial Fracture Repair

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