PW 1768 Assessing motorcycle helmet use in developing countries – advantages of naturalistic observation over hospital based and road side questionnaire surveys

Felix Wilhelm Siebert; Paolo Perego; Deike Albers; Aye Moe Lwin; Chamaiparn Santikarn

doi:10.1136/injuryprevention-2018-safety.500

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Cite this article as:: Siebert FW, Perego P, Albers D, et al

PW 1768 Assessing motorcycle helmet use in developing countries – advantages of naturalistic observation over hospital based and road side questionnaire surveys

Injury Prevention 2018;24:A181.

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