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The advocacy for pedestrian safety study: cluster randomised trial evaluating a political advocacy approach to reduce pedestrian injuries in deprived communities by Lyons, Ronan A, Kendrick, Denise, Towner, Elizabeth M L, Coupland, Carol, Hayes, Mike, Christie, Nicola, Sleney, Judith, Jones, Sarah, Kimberlee, Richard, Rodgers, Sarah E, Turner, Samantha, Brussoni, Mariana, Vinogradova, Yana, Sarvotham, Tinnu, Macey, Steven

“…To determine whether advocacy targeted at local politicians leads to action to reduce the risk of pedestrian injury in deprived areas. Cluster randomised…”
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Keeping children safe at home: protocol for three matched case-control studies of modifiable risk factors for falls by Kendrick, Denise, Maula, Asiya, Stewart, Jane, Clacy, Rose, Coffey, Frank, Cooper, Nicola, Coupland, Carol, Hayes, Mike, McColl, Elaine, Reading, Richard, Sutton, Alex, Towner, Elizabeth M L, Watson, Michael Craig

“…Childhood falls result in considerable morbidity, mortality and health service use. Despite this, little evidence exists on protective factors or effective…”
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The First-aid Advice and Safety Training (FAST) parents programme for the prevention of unintentional injuries in preschool children: a protocol by Mytton, Julie A, Towner, Elizabeth Ml, Kendrick, Denise, Stewart-Brown, Sarah, Emond, Alan, Ingram, Jenny, Blair, Peter S, Powell, Jane, Mulvaney, Caroline, Thomas, James, Deave, Toity, Potter, Barbara

“…Unintentional injury is the leading cause of preventable death in children in the UK, and 0-4-year-olds frequently attend emergency departments following…”
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Taking the long view: a systematic review reporting long-term perspectives on child unintentional injury by Mytton, Julie A, Towner, Elizabeth M L, Powell, Jane, Pilkington, Paul A, Gray, Selena

“…The relative significance of child injury as a cause of preventable death has increased as mortality from infectious diseases has declined. Unintentional child…”
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The Advocacy for Pedestrian Safety Study: Cluster Randomised Trial Evaluating a Political Advocacy Approach to Reduce Pedestrian Injuries in Deprived Communities. e60158 by Lyons, Ronan A, Kendrick, Denise, Towner, Elizabeth ML, Coupland, Carol, Hayes, Mike, Christie, Nicola, Sleney, Judith, Jones, Sarah, Kimberlee, Richard, Rodgers, Sarah E

“…Objective To determine whether advocacy targeted at local politicians leads to action to reduce the risk of pedestrian injury in deprived areas. Design Cluster…”
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