South Carolina Childhood Injury Reduction Project
South Carolina Childhood Injury Reduction Project
- Neue Suche nach: J. D. Moore
- Neue Suche nach: J. D. Moore
The purpose of the Childhood Injury Reduction Project (CHIRP) was to assume leadership in the development of a system by which data concerning fatal and nonfatal childhood injuries would be compiled, analyzed, reported, and ultimately used in the development of prevention strategies. The overall goal was to have a system in place by which childhood injury data were reported to a central agency by September 1991. Toward this goal, two impact objectives were developed: (1) A statewide surveillance system was to be established by September 1991 to provide a database on childhood injury; and (2) a coalition of agencies and associations with interest in childhood injury was to be formed by September 1990 to focus on the problem and provide input into the development of the project.
Dokumentinformationen
South Carolina Childhood Injury Reduction Project
1991
38 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Health Services , Data & Information Systems , Public Health & Industrial Medicine , Human Resources , Injuries , Children , Preventive health services , South Carolina , Public health services , Morbidity , Mortality , Public health education , Information systems , Data acquisition , Burns , Accidents , Safety belts , Poisons