Table of contents

Research Article

• The challenge of drowning prevention. (1 December, 1997)

  I. B. Pless
• Are we sufficiently aware of poverty? (1 December, 1997)

  H. Jackson
• Injuries in less industrialised countries: what do we know? (1 December, 1997)

  D. Mohan
• Have we become so accustomed to being passive that we've forgotten how to be active? (1 December, 1997)

  J. Shield
• From educator to strategic activist for injury control. (1 December, 1997)

  E. McLoughlin
• Home drowning among preschool age Mexican children. (1 December, 1997)

  A. Celis
• Caregiver factors and pool fencing: an exploratory analysis. (1 December, 1997)

  K. J. Fisher, K. P. Balanda
• Relationship between driver's record and automobile versus child pedestrian collisions. (1 December, 1997)

  A. S. Lightstone, C. Peek-Asa, J. F. Kraus
• Injuries among children in home and out-of-home care. (1 December, 1997)

  J. B. Kotch, V. M. Dufort, P. Stewart, J. Fieberg, M. McMurray, S. O'Brien, E. M. Ngui, M. Brennan
• Socioeconomic and racial/ethnic factors affecting non-fatal medically attended injury rates in US children. (1 December, 1997)

  M. D. Overpeck, D. H. Jones, A. C. Trumble, P. C. Scheidt, P. E. Bijur
• Occupational injury deaths of 16 and 17 year olds in the US: trends and comparisons with older workers. (1 December, 1997)

  D. N. Castillo, B. D. Malit
• The PRECEDE-PROCEED model: application to planning a child pedestrian injury prevention program. (1 December, 1997)

  P. Howat, S. Jones, M. Hall, D. Cross, M. Stevenson
• Cost outcome analysis in injury prevention and control: a primer on methods. (1 December, 1997)

  T. R. Miller, D. T. Levy
• Logistic regression and odds ratios. (1 December, 1997)

  R. W. Platt
• A review of risk factors for child pedestrian injuries: are they modifiable? (1 December, 1997)

  A. Wazana, P. Krueger, P. Raina, L. Chambers
• A statistic of one. (1 December, 1997)

  P. Kells