2007International Journal of Injury Control and Safety PromotionOpen access

Accidental injury in children: hospital trauma records in a Spanish population

Ana Concheiro‐Guisán, C. Luaces Cubells, J. M. Quintillá Martínez, L. Delgado Diego, Jordi Pou i Fernández

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A significant reduction in disease as a cause of infant mortality has given prominence to accidental injury as a cause of death and disability. Spain occupies eighth place in the global mortality r...

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A significant reduction in disease as a cause of infant mortality has given prominence to accidental injury as a cause of death and disability. Spain occupies eighth place in the global mortality r...

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A significant reduction in disease as a cause of infant mortality has given prominence to accidental injury as a cause of death and disability. Spain occupies eighth place in the global mortality r...

Key concepts: Accidental, Injury prevention, Poison control, Occupational safety and health, Medicine, Medical emergency, Suicide prevention, Cause of death

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