The risk of death of unbelted rear-seat occupants is obviously increased in car crashes. However, there is little epidemiological evidence that unbelted rear-seat occupants will also increase the risk of death of front-seat passengers. We compared risk of death and severe injury of front-seat occupants in car crashes with belted or unbelted rear-seat passengers. The risk of death of belted fron...

INTRODUCTION Seat belt use reduces the risk of injuries and fatalities among motor vehicle occupants in a crash, but belt use in rear seating positions is consistently lower than front seating positions. Knowledge is limited concerning factors associated with seat belt use among adult rear seat passengers. METHODS Data from the 2012 ConsumerStyles survey were used to calculate weighted percen...

Production and inventory management are two interconnected concepts that crucial to the success of any physical product-driven organization. consists planning, coordinating, regulating manufacturing process guarantee things produced effectively, on schedule, in sufficient numbers. This often entails managing production resources such as people, materials, equipment fulfill targets while minimiz...

Availability of good quality stock, in right quantity, at place and time cost is the essence inventory control, which turn mandatory for smooth functioning service delivery any health care facility. Various techniques are available based on cost, criticality other factors e.g., ABC analysis, VED ABC-VED matrix, FSN SDE analysis etc. Each technique has its own strength weakness applicability. Ec...

Passive mechanical systems have been used in automotive seat design to reduce whiplash injuries, but these designs can only be optimized for a small range of occupant mass and impact severity. The overall goal of this work is to develop an actively controlled car seat that can reduce injurious kinematics during a rear impact for a large range of occupant mass and impact severity. In this study,...