Table of contents

Research Article

• Children shooting guns: a failure in product design. (1 September, 1995)

  S. P. Teret, S. P. Baker
• The Québec Sports Safety Board: a governmental agency dedicated to the prevention of sports and recreational injuries. (1 September, 1995)

  G. Régnier, C. Goulet
• Effectiveness of injury prevention counseling. (1 September, 1995)

  J. L. Bass
• Primary care counselling for injury prevention: where is the evidence? (1 September, 1995)

  T. P. Klassen
• Who's prepared for advocacy? Another inverse law. (1 September, 1995)

  I. Roberts
• The contribution of physicians to childhood injury prevention in France. (1 September, 1995)

  B. Lévêque, F. Baudier, M. P. Janvrin
• How do practice nurses see their role in childhood injury prevention? (1 September, 1995)

  D. Kendrick, P. Marsh, E. I. Williams
• General practitioners' attitudes to child injury prevention in the UK: a national postal questionnaire. (1 September, 1995)

  Y. H. Carter, P. S. Morgan, R. J. Lancashire
• The Lidköping Accident Prevention Programme--a community approach to preventing childhood injuries in Sweden. (1 September, 1995)

  L. Svanström, R. Ekman, L. Schelp, A. Lindström
• Injury surveillance in children--usefulness of a centralised database of accident and emergency attendances. (1 September, 1995)

  R. A. Lyons, S. V. Lo, M. Heaven, B. N. Littlepage
• The New Zealand graduated driver licensing system: teenagers' attitudes towards and experiences with this car driver licensing system. (1 September, 1995)

  D. J. Begg, J. D. Langley, A. I. Reeder, D. J. Chalmers
• Engineering safety on the road. (1 September, 1995)

  B. Sabey
• Cost effective ways to make walking safer for children and adolescents. (1 September, 1995)

  B. Preston
• Falls from heights: a childhood epidemic in an urban area. 1971. (1 September, 1995)

  L. Bergner, S. Mayer, D. Harris
• CAPFSA--facing the problem of childhood injury in South Africa. Child Accident Prevention Foundation of Southern Africa. (1 September, 1995)

  D. Bass
• Making injury prevention a top social issue: the Canadian Injury Prevention Foundation. (1 September, 1995)

  C. Kingdon