2007International Journal of Injury Control and Safety PromotionRequires access

An analysis of sport-related injuries: British Columbia children's hospital Emergency Department 1999 – 2003

Shelina Babul, Scot Nolan, Molly Nolan, Fahra Rajabali

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Millions of children and young people are encouraged to participate in sports because of the various benefits, ranging from heightened physical fitness, improved self-esteem, the development of lea...

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Millions of children and young people are encouraged to participate in sports because of the various benefits, ranging from heightened physical fitness, improved self-esteem, the development of lea...

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Millions of children and young people are encouraged to participate in sports because of the various benefits, ranging from heightened physical fitness, improved self-esteem, the development of lea...

Key concepts: Emergency department, Poison control, Medical emergency, Injury prevention, Suicide prevention, Occupational safety and health, Human factors and ergonomics, Medicine

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