Understanding parent and caregiver perceptions of paediatric vehicular hyperthermia: implications for public health messaging from a pilot study

Krase, Piper; Grundstein, Andrew; Stewart, Alan; Williamsberg, Castle; Ducre, Katrina

doi:10.1136/ip-2023-045025

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Understanding parent and caregiver perceptions of paediatric vehicular hyperthermia: implications for public health messaging from a pilot study

2024
By Krase, Piper ; Grundstein, Andrew ; Stewart, Alan ; ...
Source: Injury Prevention (2024)

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Injury Prevention
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Krase, Piper ; Grundstein, Andrew ; Stewart, Alan ; Williamsberg, Castle ; Ducre, Katrina

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Paediatric vehicular hyperthermia (PVH) is the leading cause of non-crash vehicle-related death of children in the USA. Public health messaging is an important mitigation strategy, yet it is difficult to assess the effectiveness in reducing deaths. Here, we seek to better understand parent/caregiver perceptions on PVH to guide risk communication.
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Injury Prevention (2024)
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https://doi.org/10.1136/ip-2023-045025
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1353-8047;1475-5785;
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