SECTION I. THE PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEM OF INJURY -- SECTION II. MEASUREMENT AND CLASSIFICATION -- SECTION 3. RISK FACTOR IDENTIFICATION -- SECTION 4. INTERVENTION DEVELOPMENT -- SECTION 5. PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT, IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION
Summary
Reduction in injury-related harm experienced by the community is possible. By application of the scientific disciplines to the problem of injury, we can achieve solutions to this public health problem. This is a guide to injury prevention and control. Stevenson and McEvoy at University of Sydney, McClure at Uni of Qld
