Self-harm surveillance: an analysis of ICD-10-CM code R45.88, non-suicidal self-harm, with no co-occurring injury code [0.03%]
基于无合并损伤编码的ICD-10-CM R45.88（非自杀性自伤）疾病代码的自伤监测分析
Pamela Imm,Dagan Wright
Pamela Imm
Background: Uniform guidance has not been established regarding the inclusion of International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-10-CM) code R45.88 (non-suicidal self-harm), with or wi...
Rising burden of fall-related fractures: insights from the global burden of disease study [0.03%]
全球疾病负担研究中的跌倒相关骨折负担加重的原因及见解
Chengfan Zhong,Chunqiu Mai,Wei Liu et al.
Chengfan Zhong et al.
Objective: Fractures due to falls are a significant global public health concern, yet comprehensive analyses of their burden remain limited. This study aimed to assess the global, regional and national incidence and years...
Characterising resilient and at-risk neighbourhoods with lower-than-expected and higher-than-expected firearm injuries and fatalities in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania [0.03%]
caracterizing resilient and at-risk neighborhoods with lower-than-expected and higher-than-expected firearm injuries and fatalities in pittsburgh, pennsylvania
Lola Ortiz-Whittingham,Sarah Scott,Leah Jacobs et al.
Lola Ortiz-Whittingham et al.
Introduction: Firearm injuries and fatalities adversely affect individual and community health and are important public health issues. Identifying factors that protect against firearm violence and related harms is needed....
Using telematics data to evaluate safety policies: a case study of Chicago's red-light camera programme [0.03%]
利用遥感数据评估安全政策的案例研究：芝加哥红灯摄像头计划
Kavi Bhalla,Jessy Nguyen,Yicheng Wen et al.
Kavi Bhalla et al.
Background: Mobile telematics offers a promising new data source for evaluating safety interventions, providing detailed information about driving behaviour and safety events. We examined whether telematics data could eff...
Determinants of motorcycle-related head injuries among children and youth: an unmatched case-control study in northern Ghana [0.03%]
加纳北部儿童及青少年摩托车相关颅脑损伤的危险因素：1:3病例对照研究
Anthony Baffour Appiah,Patricia Akweongo,Samuel Oko Sackey et al.
Anthony Baffour Appiah et al.
Background: Motorcycles are a major source of road traffic injuries, with a preponderance of head injuries (HIs), especially among children and young adults. The reported prevalence of HI among children and young adults r...
Development of a Modifiable Fall Risk Score for evaluating changes in fall risk over time [0.03%]
一种可修改的跌倒风险评分量表的发展及其对一段时间内跌倒风险变化情况的评估研究
Nicholas R Lamoureux,Philip M Dixon,Brian C Helsel et al.
Nicholas R Lamoureux et al.
Background: Accurately estimating fall risk is a key aspect of community-based and clinical fall prevention programmes. Current methods predict 5-year fall risk for individuals. Since such methods include static character...
Geographic determinants of falls injuries among older adults: insights from hospital admissions in Victoria, Australia [0.03%]
澳大利亚维多利亚州老年人跌倒伤害的地理决定因素：来自医院住院数据的见解
Aleksandra Warzel,Chaturangi Yapa,Mohana Baptista et al.
Aleksandra Warzel et al.
Background: Falls are a leading cause of injury-related hospitalisations and deaths in Australians aged 65 and over. While geographic disparities in falls rates exist, the extent to which sociodemographic factors contribu...
Examining the impacts of firearm purchaser licensing laws on firearm deaths among youth aged 15 to 24, by age group-USA, 1990-2019 [0.03%]
1990年至2019年美国15至24岁年龄组购枪者持照法对限制青年枪支死亡的影响研究
Katrina S Kennedy,Elizabeth D Wagner,Nicholas S Meyerson et al.
Katrina S Kennedy et al.
Background: Youth aged 15-24 experience high rates of firearm homicide and suicide, yet there is limited research on the impact of promising preventative policies, such as firearm purchaser licensing (FPL) laws, among thi...
Paediatric emergency department-based screening for home fire safety practices and smoke alarm programme awareness in Baltimore, Maryland [0.03%]
马里兰州巴尔的摩市儿童急诊科基于家庭消防安全行为和烟雾报警程序意识的筛查项目
Jack Christian,Evin Rothschild,Eileen M McDonald et al.
Jack Christian et al.
Background: Fire-related injuries and deaths are significant public health concerns, with high-risk groups including children under 5 years. Although the use of functioning smoke alarms is an effective prevention strategy...
Accelerating risk: a qualitative evidence synthesis on facilitators and barriers to speeding [0.03%]
关于超速的促进和阻碍因素的定性证据综合研究
Pratishtha Singh,Soumyadeep Bhaumik,Julie Brown et al.
Pratishtha Singh et al.
Background: Road traffic crashes are a global public health problem. A major risk factor is speeding as it contributes to 15%-35% of all road injury deaths. Despite legal mandates, ensuring compliance to speed limits by r...