Injuries to children in child restraints
A Fildes, J Charlton, M Fitzharris, K Langwieder, T Hummel
Abstract
A Fildes, J Charlton, M Fitzharris, K Langwieder, T Hummel
Abstract
An analysis was undertaken of police reported crashes and in-depth studies of crashes involving injured children in modern passenger cars to illustrate the extent and severity of injuries to children in current child restraints. The findings show that children are generally well protected when properly restrained in a child seat in the rear seat of a passenger car. These data reveal the pattern of crashes and crash severities associated with child injuries and provide direction for further improvement of child safety.
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An analysis was undertaken of police reported crashes and in-depth studies of crashes involving injured children in modern passenger cars to illustrate the extent and severity of injuries to children in current child restraints. The findings show that children are generally well protected when properly restrained in a child seat in the rear seat of a passenger car. These data reveal the pattern of crashes and crash severities associated with child injuries and provide direction for further improvement of child safety.
Key concepts: Poison control, Human factors and ergonomics, Injury prevention, Occupational safety and health, Suicide prevention, Forensic engineering, Medical emergency, Engineering