Childhood injuries in singapore: Can local physicians and the healthcare system do more to confront this public health concern?

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Main Authors:	Ong, A.C.W, Low, S.G, Vasanwala, F.F
Other Authors:	DUKE-NUS MEDICAL SCHOOL
Format:	Review
Published:	2020
Subjects:	accident prevention child health epidemiology health education legislation public health risk factor strategic approach age distribution awareness child safety childhood injury crush trauma drowning emergency care falling finger tip injury hand fracture head injury health care cost health care system incidence limb fracture physician Review Singapore sport injury traffic accident traumatic brain injury child child care health care personnel hospital emergency service human prevention and control statistics and numerical data Wounds and Injuries Singapore [Southeast Asia] Accidental Falls Awareness Child Child Care Child Health Emergency Service, Hospital Health Education Health Personnel Humans Incidence Physicians Public Health Risk Factors
Online Access:	https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/183325
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spelling	sg-nus-scholar.10635-1833252023-08-30T22:19:30Z Childhood injuries in singapore: Can local physicians and the healthcare system do more to confront this public health concern? Ong, A.C.W Low, S.G Vasanwala, F.F DUKE-NUS MEDICAL SCHOOL accident prevention child health epidemiology health education legislation public health risk factor strategic approach age distribution awareness child safety childhood injury crush trauma drowning emergency care falling finger tip injury hand fracture head injury health care cost health care system health education incidence limb fracture physician public health Review risk factor Singapore sport injury traffic accident traumatic brain injury child child care child health health care personnel hospital emergency service human prevention and control public health statistics and numerical data Wounds and Injuries Singapore [Southeast Asia] Accidental Falls Awareness Child Child Care Child Health Emergency Service, Hospital Health Education Health Personnel Humans Incidence Physicians Public Health Risk Factors Singapore Wounds and Injuries 10.3390/ijerph13070718 International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 13 7 718 completed 2020-11-10T07:55:35Z 2020-11-10T07:55:35Z 2016 Review Ong, A.C.W, Low, S.G, Vasanwala, F.F (2016). Childhood injuries in singapore: Can local physicians and the healthcare system do more to confront this public health concern?. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 13 (7) : 718. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.3390/ijerph13070718 16617827 https://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/183325 Attribution 4.0 International http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Unpaywall 20201031
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topic	accident prevention child health epidemiology health education legislation public health risk factor strategic approach age distribution awareness child safety childhood injury crush trauma drowning emergency care falling finger tip injury hand fracture head injury health care cost health care system health education incidence limb fracture physician public health Review risk factor Singapore sport injury traffic accident traumatic brain injury child child care child health health care personnel hospital emergency service human prevention and control public health statistics and numerical data Wounds and Injuries Singapore [Southeast Asia] Accidental Falls Awareness Child Child Care Child Health Emergency Service, Hospital Health Education Health Personnel Humans Incidence Physicians Public Health Risk Factors Singapore Wounds and Injuries
spellingShingle	accident prevention child health epidemiology health education legislation public health risk factor strategic approach age distribution awareness child safety childhood injury crush trauma drowning emergency care falling finger tip injury hand fracture head injury health care cost health care system health education incidence limb fracture physician public health Review risk factor Singapore sport injury traffic accident traumatic brain injury child child care child health health care personnel hospital emergency service human prevention and control public health statistics and numerical data Wounds and Injuries Singapore [Southeast Asia] Accidental Falls Awareness Child Child Care Child Health Emergency Service, Hospital Health Education Health Personnel Humans Incidence Physicians Public Health Risk Factors Singapore Wounds and Injuries Ong, A.C.W Low, S.G Vasanwala, F.F Childhood injuries in singapore: Can local physicians and the healthcare system do more to confront this public health concern?
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title	Childhood injuries in singapore: Can local physicians and the healthcare system do more to confront this public health concern?
title_short	Childhood injuries in singapore: Can local physicians and the healthcare system do more to confront this public health concern?
title_full	Childhood injuries in singapore: Can local physicians and the healthcare system do more to confront this public health concern?
title_fullStr	Childhood injuries in singapore: Can local physicians and the healthcare system do more to confront this public health concern?
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Childhood injuries in singapore: Can local physicians and the healthcare system do more to confront this public health concern?

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