Table 1

Child Safety Learning Collaborative (CSLC) cohort 1 child safety topics and population

Child safety topics	Population data			CSLC data
Child safety topics	Population of Interest	Fatality rate per 100 000 Population of prevalence percentage	No of states/jurisdictions working on child safety topics*	Example of evidence based/evidence informed programmes	Example of spread strategies (ie, dissemination practices across a whole system
Motor Vehicle Traffic Safety†	0–19 years	4.3 per 100 000	6	Teens in the Driver Seat36	Spread child passenger safety education to parents/caregivers
Motor Vehicle Traffic Safety†	0–19 years	4.3 per 100 000	6	Teens in the Driver Seat36	Spread teen driver safety education
Unintentional Poisoning Prevention†	0–19 years	0.9 per 100 000	3	Poison Control Centre Services37	Spread education about poison control centres
Unintentional Poisoning Prevention†	0–19 years	0.9 per 100 000	3	Poison Control Centre Services37	Spread drug misuse prevention programmes for adolescents
Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention†	10–19 years	7.0 per 100 000	7	Sources of Strength38	Spread gatekeeper training
Suicide and Self-Harm Prevention†	10–19 years	7.0 per 100 000	7	Sources of Strength38	Spread multi-component suicide prevention programmes
Sudden Unexpected Infant Death Prevention	<1 year	102.4 per 100 000	7	Safe to Sleep Campaign39	Spread safe sleep training to healthcare providers
Sudden Unexpected Infant Death Prevention	<1 year	102.4 per 100 000	7	Safe to Sleep Campaign39	Spread training to first responders in infant safe sleep
Bullying‡	High school students	19.50%	3	Second Step Program40	Spread bullying prevention programmes in schools
Bullying‡	High school students	19.50%	3	Second Step Program40	Spread bullying prevention programmes to parents

*States/jurisdictions could participate in more than one child safety topic.
†Fatality data are based on the average 2017–2019 data from the National Centre for Health Statistics, Multiple Cause of Death data.
‡Bullying victimisation in not captured in fatality data; prevalence is based on the 2019 National Youth Risk Behaviour Surveillance System.