Communication strategy to prevent unintentional injuries ‘accidents do not exist’

Injuries are not accidents

Injuries are the result of an acute exposure to exhort of energy or a consequence of a deficiency in a vital element that exceeds physiological thresholds resulting threatens life. They are classified as intentional or unintentional. Injuries are considered a global health issue because they cause more than 5 million deaths per year worldwide and they are an important contributor to the burden ...

home-related injuries: do pay much attention to traffic accidents resulted in home-related injuries negligence?

Do self reported safety behaviours predict childhood unintentional injuries?

OBJECTIVE The aim of this study was to investigate the validity of self reported safety behaviours as a proxy for injuries in unintentional injuries research. SETTING The study population comprised parents and guardians of children aged 3-12 months in 18 general practices throughout Nottingham (n = 764) who responded to a questionnaire on safety practices. METHOD Injury data were collected ...

Three-Way Systems Do Not Exist

We argue that argument encoding systems that seem to involve three syntactic core cases (nominative/absolutive, ergative, accusative) are actually common ergative or accusative systems syntactically, with overt case markers for each of the two cases that disappear in intransitive contexts. Based on evidence from Kham, Djapu, Nez Perce, Upriver Halkomelem, Dyirbal, and Pitjantjatjara, we show th...

Balanced Distributed Search Trees Do Not Exist

This paper is a rst step towards an understanding of the inherent limitations of distributed data structures. We propose a model of distributed search trees that is based on few natural assumptions. We prove that any class of trees within our model satis es a lower bound of (pm) on the worst case height of distributed search trees for m keys. That is, unlike in the single site case, balance in ...