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International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion
Volume 19, Issue 3, 2012 http://www.tandfonline.com/toc/nics20/19/3
Special Issue:
Festschrift in Honour A Safe Community – a tribute to Leif Svanström
Bjarne Jansson
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 189-191
The research group, the conference programme and academic training in safety promotion – a report of the
activities at Karolinska Institutet, Sweden
Lars-Gunnar Hörte, Bjarne Jansson & Leif Svanström
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 192-197
Professional autobiography of Professor Leif Svanström – with a focus on
on injury prevention and safety promotion injury prevention and safety promotion
Leif Svanström
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety PromotionVolume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 198-201
It all started in Falköping, Sweden: Safe Communities – global thinking and local action for safety
Leif Svanström
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 202-208
The role of accident theory in injury prevention – time for the pendulum to swing back
Ragnar Andersson
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 209-212
Twenty-five years of bicycle helmet promotion for children in Skaraborg District, Sweden
Diana Stark Ekman & Robert Ekman
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 213-217
On how to increase safety innovations
E. Roland Andersson, Bjarne Jansson & Jan Lundblad
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 218-225
Prevention of death and disability from injuries to children and adolescents
Frederick P. Rivara
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 226-230
Developing the evidence-base for Safe Communities: a multi-level, partly randomised, controlled trial
M. Seedat, R. McClure, S. Suffla & A. van Niekerk
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 231-241
Statistical methods for designing and assessing the effectiveness of community-based interventions
with small numbers
Shrikant I. Bangdiwala , Andrés Villaveces , Mariana Garrettson & Chris Ringwalt
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 242-248
Motala Municipality – a sustainable Safe Community in Sweden
Kent Lindqvist
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 249-259
Challenges to elderly safety in Safe Community movements in Japan
Yoko Shiraishi
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 260-266
An investigation on knowledge–attitude–practice about injury and the related factors among school children's parents in Jinan, China
Xinting Wang, Na Chen, Zhongfeng Shi & Zhongtang Zhao
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 267-271
Roles of a hospital for community safety promotion
Choung Ah Lee & Joon Pil Cho
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 272-277
The legal framework and initiatives for promoting safety in the United Arab Emirates
Michal Grivna, Tar-Ching Aw, Mohamed El-Sadig, Tom Loney, Amer Ahmad Sharif, Jens Thomsen, Mariam Mauzi & Fikri M. Abu-Zidan
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 278-289
Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion course in a Russian Master of Public Health programme
Alexander V. Kudryavtsev, Odd Nilssen, Yury Sumarokov & Børge Ytterstad
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 290-296
Measuring the sustainability of a community safety promotion network: working from the inside out
D. Hanson, K. McFarlane, P. Vardon, J. Lloyd, D. Dürrheim & R. Speare
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 297-305
Building practice-based evidence
Shrikant I. Bangdiwala
Journal: International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion Volume 19, Issue 3, September 2012,
pages 306-309
Safety Diagnosis Tool Kit for Local Communities (pdf)
(in French:
Trousse diagnostique de sécurité à l’intention des collectivités locales)
[ char t ing a cour se › t o saf e l i v ing ]
SAFETY DIAGNOSES
Why?
How?
And for whom? http://www.crpspc.qc.ca/
Injury Epidemiology in a Safe
Community Health Service Center in
Shanghai, China
Wang S, Zou J, Yin M, Yuan D, Dalal K.
Journal of Society for development in new net environment in B&H (pdf)
The KAP Evaluation of Intervention on Fall-Induced Injuries among Elders in a
Safe Community in Shanghai,
China
Ling-ling Zhang, Koustuv Dalal, Ming-min Yin, De-guo Yuan, Johanna Yvonne Andrews,
Shumei
Wang
PLoS ONE | www.plosone.org
March 2012 | Volume 7 | Issue 3 | e32848 (pdf)
Road Traffic Injuries in Shanghai, China
Shu-Mei Wang Koustuv Dalal
HealthMED - Volume 6 / Number 1 / 2012 (pdf)
Background material for development of
Manuscript for the
International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion
With numerous references Version 14 April 2012 (pdf)
Can only be used for work and this document can not be quated!
If questions or comments or addition of material
leif.svanstrom@ki.se
Closing the Gap Between
Injury Prevention Research and
Community Safety Promotion Practice:
Revisiting the Public Health Model
Dale W. Hanson; Caroline F. Finch;
John P. Allegrante;
David Sleet
Public Health Reports / March–April 2012 / Volume 127 (pdf)
Evidence Base publications by WHO
Pedestrian safety:
a road safety manual for decision-makers
and practitioners (2013)
http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/79753/1/9789241505352_eng.pdf
Violence Prevention Evidence Base and Resources
Violence prevention: the evidence
http://www.who.int/violence_injury_prevention/violence/4th_milestones_meeting/publications/en/index.html
Child injury prevention:
World report on child injury prevention
http://whqlibdoc.who.int/publications/2008/9789241563574_eng.pdf
Road traffic injury prevention:
World report on road traffic injury prevention
http://www.who.int/violence_injury_prevention/publications/road_traffic/world_report/en/index.html
Seat-belts and child restraints: a road safety manual for decision-makers and practitioners
http://www.who.int/roadsafety/projects/manuals/seatbelt/en/index.html
Helmets: a road safety manual for decision-makers and practitioners
http://www.who.int/roadsafety/projects/manuals/helmet_manual/en/index.html
Drinking and driving – an international good practice manual
http://www.who.int/roadsafety/projects/manuals/alcohol/en/index.html
Speed management : A road safety manual for decision-makers and practitioners
http://www.who.int/roadsafety/projects/manuals/speed_manual/en/index.html
Trauma care:
Guidelines for essential trauma care
http://www.who.int/violence_injury_prevention/publications/services/guidelines_traumacare/en/index.html
WHO publication highlights practical solutions to burn prevention (1 July 2011 pdf)
Burn prevention: success stories, lessons learned is available here
http://www.who.int/violence_injury_prevention/publications/other_injury/burn_success_stories/en/index.html
RELATED LINKS
A WHO plan for burn prevention and care
http://www.who.int/violence_injury_prevention/publications/other_injury/burn_success_stories/en/index.html
Burns fact sheet
http://www.who.int/violence_injury_prevention/publications/other_injury/en/burns_factsheet.pdf
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Implementing the Recommendations of the World Report on Road Traffic Injury Prevention
Country Guidelines for the Conduct of Road Safety
Management Capacity Reviews and the Specifi cation
of Lead Agency Reforms, Investment.
Tony Bliss (pdf)
Safety Promotion in Africa: Mobilising Communities to Address Injury Vulnerabilities and Enhance Prevention Capacities(pdf)
Injury Epidemiology in a Safe
Community Health Service Center in Shanghai, China
Wang S, Zou J, Yin M, Yuan D, Dalal K.
HealthMED - Volume 5 / Number 3 / 2011 (pdf)
Journal of Society for development in new net environment in B&H
Burn mortality in Bangladesh: Findings of national health and injury survey
S.R. Mashreky, A. Rahman, L. Svanstrom, T.F. Khan, F. Rahman
Reference: JINJ4151
Injury, Int. J. Care Injured 42 (2011) 507–510
Evaluation
A controlled evaluation of the WHO Safe Communities model approach to injury prevention: increasing child restraint use in motor vehicles (pdf)
Gregory R Istre, Martha Stowe, Mary A McCoy, et al.
Inj Prev 2011 17: 3-8 originally published online October 27, 2010 doi: 10.1136/ip.2010.027011
Injury prevention in Safe Communities (pdf)
Brian D Johnston
Inj Prev 2011 17: 1-2 doi: 10.1136/ip.2011.031591
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Articel in Spanish
Las comunidades seguras: una sinopsis (pdf)
Andrés Fandiño-Losada, MD, MSc,(1) Shrikant I Bangdiwala, PhD,(2)
María Isabel Gutiérrez, MD, MSc, PhD,(3) Leif Svanström, BA, MD, PhD.(4)
salud pública de méxico / vol. 50, suplemento 1 de 2008
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National Safety Promotion Program Sweden
The rise and fall of a national safety promotion program – the case of Sweden (pdf)
Skjönberg G., Svanström L., Schelp L.
Stockholm 2010
Community Suicide
Prevention
2nd Revised Editon (pdf)
Osorno J, Svanström L, Beskow B.
Karolinska Institutet, Department of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine, Stockholm, Sweden 2010. ORDER FORM
Handlingsplan för
suicidförebyggande verksamhet (in Swedish)
Planen har sammanställts av representanter från: Psykiatrin vid länssjukhuset Ryhov (Annika Petersson) Räddningstjänsten i Jönköpings kommun (Tomas Wibble och Göran Melin) Polismyndigheten i Jönköpings län (Jan Lagerqvist)
Antagen av kommunstyrelsen 2010-05-26 § 173
Jönköpings kommun
Safety Promotion and Injury Prevention, Research, Education and Policy Development
Department of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine, Stockholm, Sweden 2009.
Pamplet pdf
The ’WHO Safe Communities’ model for the prevention of injury in whole populations (Review
Spinks A, Turner C, Nixon J, McClure RJ.
The Cochrane Collaboration. Published in The Cochrane Library
2009, Issue 3 (pdf)
http://www.thecochranelibrary.com
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Global Status Report on Road Safety
The WHO Director General, Dr Margaret Chan, and New York City Mayor, Mr Michael Bloomberg, will officially
launch the report during a press conference scheduled to take place at 12:00 noon in New York City on 15 June,
2009. The report is available at www.who.int/violence_injury_prevention/road_safety_status/2009
The report is under embargo until 12:01 noon EST on 15 June 2009.
Safety Promotion and Injury Prevention,
Research, Education and Policy Development
Department of Public Health Sciences,
Division of Social Medicine, Stockholm, Sweden 2008. Pamphlet.
Manifesto for Safe Communities. Safety - A Universal Concern and Responsibility for All. Stockholm 1989. Report (French)
Safety and Safety Promotion:
Conceptual and Operational Aspects. 1998
Seguridad y promoción de la seguridad: Aspectos conceptuales y operacionales (Spanish)
Sécurité et promotion de la sécurité: Aspects conceptuels et opérationnels (French)
http://www.inspq.qc.ca/publications/notice.asp?E=p&NumPublication=149
Safety Promotion and the Setting-Oriented Approach: Theoretical and
Practical Considerations. 2008
Pierre Maurice, Julie Laforest, Louise Marie Bouchard and Monique Rainville
This article was originally published in French: Revue de l’IPC Review, Volume 2: pages 35-56. March/Mars 2008.
Formulating Guidelines for Safe Communities. WHO Travelling Seminar Sweden Thailand 1989. Havanonda S., Romer C., Svanstsröm L. Report.
Report of the Second Travelling Seminar on Safe Communities. Sweden 1991.
Havanonda S., Mohan D., Svanström L. Report.
Report of the 2006 Travelling Seminar on Safe Communities, South Africa. Report
Safety Promotion - An Introduction.
Welander G., Svanström L., Ekman R. (2nd
Revised Edition) Order Form
Introducción a la promoción de la seguridad (2a Edición Revisada) Spanish
Formulario de pedidos
Welander G., Svanström L., Ekman R., Osorno J.
Evidence-based safety promotion and injury prevention- an introduction. Stockholm, 2000.
Svanström L, Haglund B J A. Book update: page 45, page 94.
Sweden:
Injuries registered in the county of Värmland, Sweden 2007 and 2008, summary
Personskador i Värmland 2007-2008 (Swedish)
I rapporten presenteras data om personskador som uppkommit i samband med olyckshändelser och där personerna som skadats sökt vård på akutmottagningarna i Arvika, Karlstad eller Torsby.
http://www.liv.se/sidkat/11293/IDB-rapport%20Värmland%202007-08%20inkl%20eng%20summary%20(18aug09)_webb.pdf
The Swedish National Safety Promotion Program
Schelp L., Svanström L.
Injury Prevention 1996; 2: 237 - 239 pdf.
The Establishment of a National Safety Promotion Programme for Prevention of Accidents and Injuries -The First Swedish "Health For All"-programme Implemented
in Practice.
Svanstrom L., Schelp L.,Skjonberg G.
Health Promotion 1989. Vol A, No.4, 343-347 pdf.
Preventing femoral fractures among elderly: The community safety approach
Svanstrom L., Ader M., Schelp L.,Lindstrom Å.
Safety Science 21 (1996) 239-246 pdf.
A new approach to community participation assessment.
Bjärås G., Haglund B J.A., Rifkin S.
Health Promotion International, Oxford University Press 1991, Vol 6. No 3. p 199-206.
Fall i trappa. En epidemiologisk Olycksfallsstudie. Fall in stairs.(Summary)
Svanström L
Thesis.
Malmö, Sweden 1973.
Sociomedical Development Work at a Social Welfare Office In a Metropolitan Area
Svanström L., Urwitz V.
Scand J Soc Med Vol.1 No.3 1973 p.91-95
Skador och skadeprevention – en antologi. (Swedish pdf)
Andersson R.,Bremberg S., Danielsson I., Ekman R., Eriks) son L.,Lindqvist K., Nilsen P., Olofsson N.,Schelp L., Schyllander J., Wasserman D.
Räddningsverket/Swedish Rescue Services Agency. 2007.
Norway
Nasjonal strategi. Ulykker i Norge (in Norwegian) pdf
Nasjonal strategi for forebygging av ulykker
som medfører personskade 2009–2014.
Offentlige institusjoner kan bestille flere
eksemplarer fra:
E-post: publikasjonsbestilling@dss.dep.no
Spain
Artículo - Ensayo...¿Cali, una comunidad segura?
Escrito por Ángela Castro
El Instituto CISALVA de la Universidad del Valle, en Cali, Colombia, fue designado como el primer Centro Certificador de Comunidades Seguras en el continente americano. Ahora Cali, aspira ser acreditada ¿estamos listos para serlo?
Child injuries World report on child injury prevention.
Peden M, Oyegbite K, Ozanne-Smith J, Hyder A A, Branche C, Rahman AKM F, Rivara F, Bartolomeos K. 2008 WHO, unicef. Full report. Summary
To download a copy of the report please go to http://www.who.int/violence_injury_prevention/child/en/
- Main messages from the World report. Fact sheet: WHO, unicef
- Recommendations for child injury prevention. Fact sheet: WHO, unicef
- What you can do to keep kids away from injury. Fact sheet: WHO, unicef
- Have fun, Be Safe!
Companion to the World Report on Child Injury Prevention 2008.
The Facts:
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Children and road traffic injury. Fact sheet: WHO, unicef
- Children and burns. Fact sheet: WHO, unicef
- Children and drowning. Fact sheet: WHO, unicef
- Children and falls. Fact sheet: WHO, unicef
- Children and poisoning. Fact sheet: WHO, unicef
- Child Injury Prevention in Vietnam. Magnitude of child injury in Vietnam
Fact sheet: WHO, unicef
Child injuries in Sweden
Differences in child injury hospitalizations in Sweden – the use of time trend analysis to compare various community injury prevention approaches.
Ponce de Leon A, Svanström L, Welander G, Schelp L, Santesson P & Ekman.
Scand J Public Health, 2007;35(6):623 - 630 (Abstract)
Injury mortality in local
communities in Sweden and in the three Baltic States: implications for prevention.
Ekman R, Kaasik T, Villerusa A, Starkuviene, Bangdiwala S.I.
International J for Injury Control and Safety Promotion, 2007;14(3):153-161 (Abstract)
Temporal Trends, Gender and Geographic
Distributions in Child and Youth Injury Rates in Sweden.
Ekman R, Svanström R, Långberg B. Inj Prev 2005 11: 29-32. (Abstract)
Bicycle helmet use in Sweden during the 1990s and in
the future.
Nolén S, Ekman R, Lindqvist.K. Health Promotion International 2005;20:33-40. (Abstract)
Evaluation of a child safety program based on the WHO Safe Community model.
Lindqvist K, Timpka T, Schelp L, Risto O. Injury Prevention 8:23-26; 2002.
Bicycle-related injuries
among the elderly. - A new epidemic?
Ekman R, Welander G, Svanström L, Schelp L, Santesson P. Public Health 2001;115:38-43. (Abstract)
Long-term effects of legislation and local
promotion of child-restraint use in motor vehicles in Sweden.
Ekman R, Welander G, Svanström L, Schelp L. Accident Analysis and Prevention 2001;33:793-97. (Abstract)
Evidence based prevention of acute injuries during physical exercise in a WHO Safe Community.
Timpka T, Lindqvist K.Br.J.Sports Med. 35:20-27; 2001.
Evaluation of a traffic injury prevention program in a WHO Safe Community.
Lindqvist K, Timpka T, Schelp L. Accid.Anal.Prev. 33:599-607; 2001.
Evaluation of a home injury prevention program in a WHO Safe Community.
Lindqvist K, Timpka T, Schelp L, Åhlgren M. Int.J.Consumer & Product Safety 6:25-32; 1999.
Community-based injury prevention: effects on health care utilization.
Timpka T, Lindqvist K, Schelp L, Åhlgren M. Int.J.Epidemiol. 28:502-508; 1999.
Can a combination of local, regional and
national information substantially increase bicycle-helmet wearing and reduce
injuries? Experiences from Sweden.
Ekman R, Schelp L, Welander G, Svanström L. Accident Analysis and Prevention 1997;29:3,321-28.
(Abstract)
The Lidköping Accident Prevention Programme - A Community Approach to Preventing Childhood Injuries in Sweden.
Svanström L, Ekman R, Schelp L, Lindström Å. Injury Prevention 1995;1:169-72. (Summary)
Child injuries in Norway, Harstad
The Harstad Injury Prevention Study. A decade of
community based traffic injury prevention with emphasis on children.
Postal dissemination of local injury data can be effective.
Ytterstad B. Intern J of
Circumpolar Health 2003; 62:61-74.
The Harstad Injury Prevention
Study. Prevention of burns in young children by community-based
intervention.
Ytterstad B. Smith G. Coggan C. Injury Prevention 1998; 4:176-80.
The Harstad injury prevention study: Hospital-based injury recording used for outcome evaluation of community-based bicyclist and pedestrian injury prevention.
Ytterstad B. Scand J of Primary Health Care. 1995;13:141-9.
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What promotes sustainability in Safe Community programmes?
BMC Health Services Research 2009, Abstract 9:4 doi:10.1186/1472-6963-9-4
www.biomedcentral.com/content/pdf/1472-6963-9-4.pdf
Nordqvist C., Timpka T., Lindqvist K.
Information system needs in health promotion:case study of Safe Community program using
requirements engineering methods
Timpka T., Ölvander C., Hallberg N.
Health Informatics Journal Copyright © 2008 SAGE Publications (Los Angeles, London, New Delhi and Singapore)
Vol 14(3): 183–193 [1460-4582(200803)14:3; 183–193; DOI: 10.1177/1081180X08092829] www.sagepublications.com
Art and Safe Communities: the role of Big hART in the regeneration of an inner city housing estate.
Coggan C. Saunders C, Grenot D.
Health Promotion Journal of Australia 2008; 19:4-9
http://www.phs.ki.se/csp/pdf/Publications/hpja_2008_coggin.pdf
Paraprofessional home visitation program to prevent childhood unintentional injuries in low-income communities: a cluster randomized controlled trial
L Swart, A van Niekerk, M Seedat and E Jordaan
Inj. Prev. 2008;14;164-169 doi:10.1136/ip.2007.016832
http://www.phs.ki.se/csp/pdf/Publications/inj_prev_2008_14_164_169pdf.pdf
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Violence /Economic Burden
South Africa
Evaluation of Chatsworth Community Care Centre-(Final report 2009)
Suraya Dawad,
Health Economics and HIV/AIDS Research Division (HEARD)
University of KwaZulu-Natal
Koustuv Dala,
Karolinska Institutet, Sweden
Andrew Gibbs,
Health Economics and HIV/AIDS Research Division (HEARD)
University of KwaZulu-Natal
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Evaluation and Planning Methods
Documenting the development of social capital in a community Safety Promotion Network:
It’s not what you know but who you know
Hanson D., Hanson J., Vardon P., McFarlane K., Speare R. and Dürrheim D.
Health Promotion Journal of Australia 2008: 19 (2)
http://www.phs.ki.se/csp/pdf/Publications/health_promotion_journal_of_australia_2008_19_2.pdf
Safety and Local Government -- Partnerships and Collaboration: How to Find All those Intersections and Actually Do Something about It
Coggan C, Gabites L
Social Policy Journal of New Zealand Issue 32 November 2007
http://www.msd.govt.nz/about-msd-and-our-work/publications-resources/journals-and-magazines/social-policy-journal/spj32/32-safety-and-local-government-partnerships-and-collaboration-pages94-105.html
Differences in child injury hospitalizations in Sweden: The use of
time-trend analysis to compare various community injury-prevention
approaches
Ponce de Leon A., Svanström L.,
Welander G, Schelp L., Santesson P., Ekman R.
Scandinavian Journal of Public Health, Volume 35, Issue 6 2007 , pages 623 - 630.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez
Safe Waitake Injury Prevention: Re-assessing the evidence (New Zealand) http://www.fmhs.auckland.ac.nz/soph/centres/ipic/_docs/cr74.pdf 2003
Injury Prevention Research Centre,
Te Puu Taki Aukati Whara
University of Auckland,
New Zealand Centre Report Series No 74,
ISSN 1174-5371
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Publications on helmet safety
1. Can a combination of local, regional and
national information substantially increase bicycle-helmet wearing and reduce
injuries? Experiences from Sweden.
Ekman R, Schelp L, Welander G, Svanström L.
Accident Analysis and Prevention 1997;29:3,321-28.
2. The results of 10 years´ experience with the Skaraborg bicycle
helmet program in Sweden.
Ekman R, Welander G.
International Journal for Consumer & Product
Safety 1998;5:1,23-39.
3. Bicycle injuries in Western
Sweden: - a comparison between counties.
Welander G, Ekman R, Svanström L, Schelp L, Karlsson A.
Accident Analysis and Prevention 1999;31:1,13-19.
4. Long-term effects of legislation and local
promotion of child-restraint use in motor vehicles in Sweden.
Ekman R, Welander G, Svanström L, Schelp L.
Accident Analysis and Prevention 2001;33:793-97.
5. Bicycle-related injuries
among the elderly. - A new epidemic?
Ekman R, Welander G, Svanström L, Schelp L, Santesson P.
Public Health 2001;115:38-43.
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Suicide
Community-based suicide prevention
through group activity for the elderly successfully reduced the high
suicide rate for females.
Oyama H, Watanabe N et al.
Psychiatry Clin Nerouscience 2005, 59, 337-
344
A decrease in suicide rates in Japanese rural towns after community-based
intervention by the health promotion approach.
Motohashi Y, Kaneko Y, Sasaki H, Yamaji M.
Suicide and Life-
Threatening Behavior 2007, 37, 593-599
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Surveillance
The establishment of injury surveillance systems in Colombia, El Salvador, and
Nicaragua (2000–2006).
Benjamin A. Sklaver, Carme Clavel-Arcas, Andrés Fandiño-Losada, Maria Isabel Gutierrez-Martinez,
Julio Rocha-Castillo, Silva Morán de García, Alberto Concha-Eastman.
Rev Panam Salud Publica/Pan Am J Public Health 24(6), 2008 p 379-389
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Traffic
Road Safety in India: Challenges and Opportunities.
Mohan D.,Tsimhoni O.,Sivak M., Flannagan M.J.
The University of Michigan, Transportation Research Institute
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-2150 U.S.A. Report No. UMTRI-2009-1
Vision Zero – Is it irrational? (Sweden)
Rosencrantz H,. Edvardsson K. , Hansson S O.
Department of Philosophy and the History of Technology, Royal Institute of Technology, Teknikringen 78B, Stockholm 10044, Sweden
Elsevier SciencesDirekt, Transsportation Research Part A 41 (2007) 559-567
Available online at www.sciencedirect.com
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Doctoral Thesis 2007
Community Safety Promotion Networks: From Metaphor to Methodology
Hanson D. dwhanson@matilda.net.au
James Cook University http://eprints.jcu.edu.au/findeprints.html
Theses for Degree of Master in Safety Promotion 2003/2004
KI-Report
2004:2 (full report)
Aggarwal
M., Chowdhury
S.M., John
I.A., Lee
M., Loria
L.; Monárrez-
Espino J, Nasrullah
S. M., Panchoo
S., Rahim
Y., Sungker
H., Wallberg
A.M., Wang
Y., Vosskhuler
M. (separate theses).
A Manual for Economic Evaluation in Safe Community Practice
Lindqvist K., Nilsen P., Jansson B., Khan J.
Revised
version May 2004
The Scientific Basis of Injury Prevention and Control
Roderick McClure, Mark Stevenson and Suzanne McEvoy.
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Declaration on Peoples´ Right to Safety.
6th
World Conference Injury Prevention and Control - Book of Abstracts,
2002
B. International Safe Communities Conferences [Top]
Price: 60:- SEK
WHO. Safecomm -91. The First International Conference on
Safe Communities. Falköping, Sweden, 3-5 June 1991. Report.
Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1991.
WHO. Safecomm -92. The Second International Safe Communities
Conference, Glasgow, Great Britain. Report Nr 280. Karolinska
Institutet. Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1992.
Graitzer P. Third International Safe Communities Conference,
Harstad, Norway, June 1994. Report 303. Karolinska Institutet.
Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1994.
Guidotti T. Inkster N. The Fourth International Conference
on Safe Communities, "The Energy of Safe /Healthy Communities",
Fort McMurray, Canada, 1995. Report 317. Karolinska Institutet.
Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1995.
The Fifth International Conference on Safe Communities. Mainstriming
Community Safety. City of Hume and La Trobe Shire, Victoria,
Australia. Report 347.
Butchart A, Seedat M. The Sixth international conference
on Safe Communities: Consolidating communities against violence.
K.I. Report 1998:9.
Dijkman A, de Haes W, Rogmans W, Voorham T. The Seventh International
Conference on Safe Communities, Challenges for sustaining
safety in large urban environments. Proceedings. Rotterdam,
The Netherlands 13-15 May 2000.
8th International Conference on Safe Communities. Networking
for Safe Communities. 4-5 October, Vienna, Austria
Institute of Child and Mother Health, Matuail. The 9th International
Conference on Safe Communities, Setting Child Safety Priority
Within a Safe Community Framework. 26-28 February 2000 Dhaka,
Bangladesh. Dhaka Communiqué.
C. Regional Safe Communities Conferences[Top]
African Region
Report on the First African Regional Safe Communities Conference
in South Africa,
17-20 November 1998. Harare, Zimbabwe. Stockholm: Karolinska
Institutet, Department of Public Health Sciences, Division
of Social Medicine, (KI/WHO rapport 2000:4)
Nordic Region
4 Nordic Safe Community Conference: SafeComm Nord 4, 21-24
August 2001, Vejle, Denmark
Theme: Building Bridges between Research and Practice
D. Travelling Seminar on Safe Communities[Top]
Price: 40:-SEK
Svanström K, Svanström L. A Safe Community - How
to prevent accidents at the local level. Prepared for 1st
WHO Travelling Seminar on Community Safety, Sweden -Thailand,
September/ October 1989. Karolinska Institutet, Department
of Social Medicine 1989.
Karolinska Institute, Swedish National Board of Health and
Welfare, Ministry of Public Health, Thailand. Formulating
guidelines for Safe Communities. WHO Travelling Seminar, Sweden
- Thailand, Sept/Oct 1989. Karolinska Institutet, Department
of Social Medicine, Sundbyberg 1989.
WHO. Report of The Second Travelling Seminar on Safe Communities.
Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1991.
Bjärås G, Bill N, Bohan P, Andersson B, Svanström
L. Report of the Third Travelling Seminar on Safe Communities.
Navajo Nation, USA, May 10-14 1993.Karolinska Institutet,
Sundbyberg Sweden, 1993.
The Fourth Travelling Seminar on Safe Communities, May-June,
1994. Presentations by the participants. Report 299, Karolinska
Institutet. Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1994.
Bohan P, Sundström M, Svanström L. How to Create
Supportive Environments for Safety with Special Emphasis on
Socially Exposed Groups. Report 302. Karolinska Institutet.
Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1994.
Muneta-Bill N. Sundström M. Wheeler M. Creating Safe
Community Programs with Special Emphasis on Vulnerable Groups.
Report of the Fifth Travelling Seminar on Safe Communities.
Navajo Nation, USA and Fort McMurray, 1995. Report 312. Karolinska
Institutet. Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1995.
Heidari G. Szekeres P. How can the Swedish Safe Community
program be adopted in countries of Central/Eastern Europe
and South West Asia? Report 321. Karolinska Institutet. Sundbyberg,
Sweden, 1995.
How to apply the WHO Safe Community approach to injury prevention
in one’s own country. Report from the 8th Travelling
Seminar on safe Communities, Australia, February - March 1996.
Rahman AF. Report 338.
Harberts H. Consolidating communities against violence: Contexts
and challenges. Report from the 9th Travelling Seminar. K.I.
report 1998:8
Grivna M, Célko M, Ernits T.
Summary of 10th Travelling Seminar. How to finance the Safe
Community Project and Injury Prevention (experience from Austria).
Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department of Public Health
Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO report 1999:42)
E. Seminar reports[Top]
Department of Community Medicine, Faculty of Health Sciences,
University of Linköping. Department of Social Medicine,
Kronan Health Centre, Karolinska Institutet. Safe Communities.
The Application to Industrialized Countries. Linköping,
1992. Price 160:- SEK
The Application to Large Urban Environments. Dallas, Texas,
November 1996. Report 358. Price: 60:- SEK
Seay A. The First European Safe Community Network. Conference
Proceedings. Report 368.
Laura A, Appelqvist I, Kaasik T, Andersson R. Summary of
an International Workshop. Safe Communities: The Application
to Societies in Transition. May 15-17, 1997, Tartu, Estonia.
Red Report 371.
Laur A., Appelquist I., Kaasik T., Andersson R. The Proceeding
of an International Workshop. Safe Communities: The Application
to Societies in Transition. May 15-17, 1997. Tartu, Estonia.
Red Report 380.
Kaasik T, Hörte L-G, Andersson R. Injury in Estonia
an Estonian-Swedish Comparative study. Green Report 324.
Johansson M. Joint scientific Latvian-Swedish injury prevention
research conference and Safe Community seminar in Tukums and
Riga -98. K.I. 1998:27
2. Application Reports:
Member of the Safe Community Network [Top]
Price: 60:- SEK
Sundström M, Svanström L.
Criteria for the Safe Community Network.
Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department of Public Health
Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO report 1998:7)
Corkerhill, Glasgow. Application to become a member of the
Safe Community Network. Report Nr 275. Karolinska Institutet.
Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1992.
Castlemilk, Glasgow. Application to become a member of the
Safe Community Network. Report Nr 276. Karolinska Institutet.
Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1992.
Illawarra, Australia. Application to become a member of the
Safe Community Network. Karolinska Institutet. Sundbyberg,
Sweden, 1994. Report 295.
Shire of Bulla, Australia. Application to become a member
of the Safe Community Network. Report 296, Karolinska Institutet.
Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1994.
Harstad, Norway. Application to become a member of the Safe
Community Network. Karolinska Institutet. Sundbyberg, Sweden,
1994. Report 297.
Wheeler M. Watson L. Guidotti T. et.al. Fort McMurray, Canada
- Application to become a member of the Safe Community Network,
1995. Report 315. Karolinska Institutet. Sundbyberg, Sweden,
1995.
Jonell A-C, Persson I, Persson L Falun Sweden. Application
to become a member of the Safe Community Network. Report 319.Karolinska
Institutet. Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1995.
Noarlunga Towards a Safe Community, Noarlunga, Australia
Application to become a member of the Safe Community Network.
1996
Skövde, Sweden. Application to become a member of the
Safe Community Network. 1996. Report 333.
Greater Dallas, USA. Application to become a member of the
Safe Community Network. 1996. Report 336.
Harberts H. La Trobe Shire, Victoria, Australia. Application
to become a member of the Safe Community Network. 1995. Report
360.
Henricson B. Arjeplog, Sweden. Application to become a member
of the Safe Community Network. Report 366.
Runesson S. Stefan F. Krokom, Sweden. Application to become
a member of the Safe Community Network. 1997. White Report
378.
Sicher Leben Institute. Vorarlberg, Austria. Application
to become a member of the Safe Community Network. K.I. Report
1998:10.
Haglund I.
Uddevalla, Sweden. Application to Become a Member of the Safe
Community Network.Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department
of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO
report 1998:13)
Johansson AB.
Tidaholm, Sweden. Application to Become a Member of the Safe
Community Network.Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department
of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO
report 1998:14)
Håkanson I-M.
Borås, Sweden. Application to Become a Member of the
Safe Community Network. Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet,
Department of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine.
(KI/WHO report 1998:15)
Eldorado Park, South Africa. Application to become a member
of the Safe Community Network. Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet,
Department of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine.
(KI/WHO report 1999:44)
de Brett N, Dussek S, Gomola S, Starr W.
SHOROC Safe Communities. Application to become a member of
the Safe Community Network. Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet,
Department of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine.
(KI/WHO report 1999:45)
Gilbertsson S.
Mariestad Safe Community. Application to become a member of
the Safe Community Network.Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet,
Department of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine.
(KI/WHO report 1999:46)
Anchorage Alaska, USA.
Application to become a member of the Safe Community Network.
Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department of Public Health
Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO report 1999:48)
Application for accreditation as a Safe Community –
abc. Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Stockholm: Karolinska
Institutet, Department of Public Health Sciences, Division
of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO report 2000:6)
Kvist C.
Application to Become a Member of the Safe Community Network.
Vejle County, Danmark. Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department
of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO
report 2000:9)
Affiliate Safe Community Support Centre [Top]
Eamer C. Safe Community Foundation, Canada. Application as
an Affiliate Safe Community Support Centre. White Report 372.
Vulcan A.P. Monash University, Accident Research Centre,
Melbourne, Australia. Application as an Affiliate Safe Community
Support Centre. White Report 370.
Auer A. Injury prevention centre, Capital health, Alberta,
Canada. Application as an affiliate safe community support
centre. Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department of Public
Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO report
1998:6)
Vincenten J.
Alberta Centre for Injury Control and Research, Edmonton,
Canada. Application as an Affiliate Safe Community Support
Centre. Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department of Public
Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO report
1999:47)
Kisser R, Kis M.
Institute "Sicher Leben". Vienna, Austria. Application
as an Affiliate Safe Community Support Centre. Stockholm:
Karolinska Institutet, Department of Public Health Sciences,
Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO report 1999:50)
Application as an Affiliate Safe Community Support Centre.
Injury Prevention Research Centre, University of Auckland,
Auckland, New Zealand. Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department
of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO
report 2000:8)
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for Treatment of Injuries in Public Health Services. Report
Nr. 255. Karolinska Institutet, Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1991.
Jansson B, Laur A, Khan J, Springfeldt B, Lindqvist K, Lindholm
L. Manual for Cost Calculation and Cost-Effectiveness in Safe
Community Practice.
Download: pdf.file
Evaluation questionnaire. Download: pdf.file
4. Projects[Top]
Lidköping Safe Community. Involving the Council Boards
in Preventive Work. Lidköping, 1992.
Lidköping Safe Community. A Safe and Secure home for
the Elderly. Lidköping, 1992.
Lidköping Safe Community. The Full-scale Project for
A Safe and Secure Home for the Elderly. Lidköping, 1992.
Free of Charge.
Sriwongse Havanonda. Safe Community. Ministry of Public Health
Bangkok, Thailand, 1991.
Svanström L. What is a Safe Community and How can we
Plan a Community Safety Programme, Report 298, Karolinska
Institutet. Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1994.
Welander G. Bicycle injuries, epidemiology and prevention-
an analysis of injury patterns with a primary focus on the
prevention of head injuries. K.I. 1998: 17.
Ekman R, Svanström L. Second Evaluation of the Policy
Program of "Safe Communities and Injury Prevention in
Vietnam" - a Short Term Consultancy for the Health Policy
Area. K.I.Report 1999:33.
Laflamme L. Social Inequality in injury Risks: Knowledge
Accumulated and Plans for the Future. Karolinska Institutet
and National Inst. Of Public Health.
Svanström L. Evidence -based Injury prevention and Safety
Promotion-A Review of Concepts and Studies. K.I. 1998:29.P
Plitponkarnpim A.
Childhood injuries: A priority for middle income countries
in the advanced stage of epidemiologic transition: Thailand
as a case study. Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department
of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO
report 1998:4)
Tercero F.
Local injury surveillance and its yields in a non-industrialized
country: An example from Leon municipality, Nicaragua Stockholm:
Karolinska Institutet, Department of Public Health Sciences,
Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO report 1998:5)
Svanström L.
Evaluation of the Pilot Study of Safe Communities and Injury
Prevention in Vietnam - a Short Term Consultancy for the Health
Policy Area. Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department
of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO
report 1998:11)
Welander G.
Bicycle injuries, epidemiology and prevention - an analysis
of injury patterns with a primary focus on the prevention
of head injuries. Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department
of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO
report 1998:17)
Ekman R, Svanström L.
Third report from the evaluation of the policy program on
"Safe Communities and Injury Prevention" in Vietnam.
A short term consultancy for the health policy area. Stockholm:
Karolinska Institutet, Department of Public Health Sciences,
Division of Social Medicine, (KI rapport 2000:1)
Svanström L.
"Injury Prevention and Safe Community" Training
Course in Vietnam. Report from Short Term Consultancy, March
8 to 31, 2000 (Fourth Report from the IP/SC Programme in Vietnam)
Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department of Public Health
Sciences, Division of Social Medicine, (KI report 2000:5)
Svanström L.
Evidence-based Injury Prevention and Safety Promotion - A
Review of Concepts and Studies. May 1999. Stockholm: Karolinska
Institutet, Department of Public Health Sciences, Division
of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO report 1999:29)
Ahmed N.I
Inintentional injury mortality and socio-economic development
among 15 to 44 year-olds: a comparison between country groups.
Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department of Public Health
Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO report 1999:32)
Melinder K.
Towards a macro-level understanding of injury mechanisms in
mordern society. Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department
of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO
report 1999:37)
5. Activity reports from the WHO CC on Community Safety Promotion
to WHO Geneva [Top]
Svanström L. Report 1989-1991 to the World Health Organization.
Report 269. Karolinska Institutet. Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1992.
Sundström M. Svanström L. Promoting Community Safety.
A 3 Year Report 1992-94. Report 304. Karolinska Institutet.
Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1994 .
Sundström M. Svanström L. Promoting Community Safety
- A One-Year Report. October 1994 - October 1995. Report 316,
Karolinska Institutet. Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1995.
Sundström M, Svanström L. Promoting Community Safety.
A Two-Year report, October 1995-October 1997. From Karolinska
Institutet, Department of Public Health Sciences, Division
of Social Medicine in its capacity as a WHO Collaborating
Centre on Community Safety Promotion, to the World Health
Organization. October 1997. Green Report 369.
Sundström M, Svanström L.
Promoting Community Safety. A one-year report, October 1997
- October 1998.Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department
of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. KI/WHO
report 1998:12)
Sundström M, Svanström L.
Promoting Community Safety - A one-year report October 1998
– October 1999. Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department
of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine. (KI/WHO
report 1999: 35)
Sundström M., Svanström L. Promoting Community
Safety. A one-year report. October 1997-October 1998. K.I.
Report 1998:12.
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Jansson B. Agriculture and Injuries. A System for Injury
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Control. Folksam. Sundbyberg 1988.
Schelp L. Community Interventions and Accidents. Epidemiology
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Bjärås G. The Role of Community Development in
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Nr. 267. Karolinska Institutet, Sundbyberg, Sweden, November
1991.
Bjärås G. Community Diagnosis, Participation and
Leadership. Studies of a Swedish Injury Prevention Program.
Karolinska Institutet. Sundbyberg, Sweden, 1992.
Ekman R. Can unintentional injuries among children be prevented?
Surveillance and analysis in a Swedish municipality- The Lidköping
Accident Prevention Programme. Licentiate thesis. 1996. Report
331
Eilert-Petersson E. An epidemiological study of injuries
with focus on oral injuries in a defined population in Västmanland
County, Sweden. Licentiate thesis 1996. Report 332
Eilert-Petersson E. An Epidemiological Study of Non-Fatal
Injuries in a Swedish County. Doctoral thesis 1996.
Ekman R. Injuries in Skaraborg County, Sweden. Surveillance,
analysis and evaluation of community intervention at municipal
and county level. Doctoral thesis 1996.
Blank VLG. Occupational Injures and Technological development-studies
in the Swedish mining industry. Doctoral thesis 1997.
Sellstrom E.. Studies in Safety Promotion for Preschool Children.
Doctoral thesis 2000.
Rahman AKM F. A Model for Injury Surveillance at the Local
Level in Bangaldesh: Implications for Low-income Countries.
Doctoral thesis 2000.
Welander G. Epidemiology and prevention of bicycle-related
injuries in Sweden. Doctoral thesis 2001.
7. Scientific Publications[Top]
2000
Laflamme L, Menckel E. Injuries in Swedish schools during
recess. Distribution and patterns. Safety Science 1999 (in
press).
Melinder K, Andersson R. Stable and dynamic differences in
injury mortality between the Nordic countries. What do they
say about inherent national characteristics with regard to
risk? Scand J Publ Health 1999 (in press).
Menckel E, Laflamme L. Injuries to boys and girls in Swedish
schools: Different activities, different results? Scand J
Publ Health 1999 (in press).
Rahman F, Andersson R, Svanström L. The potential of
using existing injury information for injury surveillance
at the local level in developing countries: Experiences from
Bangladesh. Public Health 1999
(in press).
1999
Laflamme L, Menckel E. Épidémiologie et prévention
des accidents en milieu scolaire. Expériences suédoise.
Annales de Pédiatrie 1999;46:320-9.
Laflamme L, Menckel E, Schelp L. Injuries to Swedish school
pupils: Distribution and patterns by type of school and type
of municipality. Accid Anal Prev 1999;13:153-61.
Lindqvist K, Schelp L, Timpka T. Home injuries in a Swedish
municipality - consequences and costs. Safety Science 1999;31:19-29.
Lindqvist K, Schelp L, Timpka T. Gender aspects of work-related
injuries in a Swedish municipality. Safety Science 1999;31:183-96.
Lindqvist K, Timpka T, Schelp L, Åhlgren M. Evaluation
of a home injury prevention program in a WHO Safe Community.
International Journal for Consumer & Product Safety 1999;6:25-32.
Menckel E. Workplace Health Promotion in Sweden - a collaborating
network with 15 member states. Am J Ind Med 1999;Suppl:42-3.
Plitponkarnpim A, Andersson R, Jansson B, Svanström
L. Child injury mortality: A priority for middle income countries
in the advanced stage of epidemiological transition. Inj Prev
1999;5:98-103.
Springfeldt B. Rollover. Safety Applications. Accidents and
Safety Management 1999;58:67-9.
Timpka T, Lindqvist K, Schelp L, Åhlgren M. Community-based
injury prevention: effects on health care utilization. Int
J Epidemiol 1999;28:502-8.
Welander G, Ekman R, Svanström L, Schelp L, Karlsson
A. Bicycle injuries in Western Sweden: a comparison between
counties. Accid Anal Prev 1999;31:13-9.
1998
Blank VLG, Laflamme L, Diderichsen F, Andersson R. Choice
of a denominator for occupational injury rates: A study of
the development of a Swedish iron-ore mine. Journal of Safety
Research 1998;29:263-73.
Eilert-Petersson E, Laflamme L. Product-related injuries
at home. International Journal for Consumer & Product
Safety 1998;5:203-14.
Ekman R, Welander G. The results of 10 years’ experience
with the Skaraborg bicycle helmet program in Sweden. International
Journal for Consumer & Product Safety 1998;5:23-39.
Laflamme L. Falls among Swedish nurses and nursing auxiliaries:
types of injuries and their relation to age over time. Work.
A Journal of Prevention, Assessment and Rehabilitation 1998;10:147-55.
Laflamme L, Eilert-Petersson E. School-injury patterns. A
tool for safety planning at the school and community levels.
Accid Anal Prev 1998;30:277-83.
Laflamme L, Eilert-Petersson E. Injuries to pre-school children
in a home setting. Patterns and related products. Acta Paediatr
1998;87:206-11.
Laflamme L, Menckel E, Aldenberg E. School-injury determinants
and characteristics. Developing an investigation instrument
from a literature review.
Accid Anal Prev 1998;30:481-95.
Laflamme L, Menckel E, Aldenberg E. The physical and psychosocial
environments in Swedish schools: Quality aspects and relations
to pupil-injury determinants as preceived by school principals.
Work, A Journal of Prevention, Assessment and Rehabilita-tion
1998;11:57-65.
Laflamme L, Menckel E, Aldenberg E. Violence in the Swedish
school environment: extent of the problem and its manifestations.
Work, A Journal of Prevention, Assessment and Rehabilitation
1998;11:143-53.
Lindqvist K, Timpka T, Schelp L, Åhlgren M. The WHO
safe community program for injury prevention: evaluation of
the impact on injury severity. Public Health 1998;112:385-91.
Melinder K, Andersson R. Differences in injury mortality
between the Nordic countries - with special reference to differences
in coding practices. Scand J Soc Med 1998;26:190-7.
Rahman F, Andersson R, Svanström L. Health impact of
injuries: A population based epidemiological investigation
in a local community of Bangladesh. Journal of Safety Research
1998;29:213-22.
Rahman F, Andersson R, Svanström L. Medical help seeking
behaviour of injury patients in a community of Bangladesh.
Public Health 1998;112:31-5.
Springfeldt B, Thorson J, Lee BC. Sweden’s thirty-year
experience with tractor rollovers. Journal of Agricultural
Safety and Health 1998;4:173-80.
Tercero F, Andersson R, Peña R, Svanström L.
Can valid and prevention-oriented information on injury occurence
be obtained from existing data sources in developing countries?
An example from Nicaragua. International Journal for Consumer
& Product Safety 1998;5:99-105.
1997
Blank VLG, Laflamme L, Andersson R. The impact of advances
in production technology on industrial injuries: A review
of the literature. Safety Science1997;26:219-34.
Eilert-Petersson E, Schelp L. An epidemiological study of
bicycle-related injuries. Accid Anal Prev 1997;29:363-72.
Eilert-Petersson E, Andersson L, Sörensson S. Traumatic
oral vs non-oral injuries - An epidemiological study during
one year in a Swedish county. Dent J 1997;21:55-68.
Ekman R, Schelp L, Welander G, Svanström L. Can a combination
of local, regional and national informations substantially
increase bicycle-helmet wearing and reduce injuries? Experiences
from Sweden. Accid Anal Prev 1997;29:321-8.
Laflamme L. Age-related injuries among male and female assembly
workers. A study in the Swedish Automobile Industry. Relations
Industrielles 1997;52:608-18.
Laflamme L. Overexertion-injury types among female Swedish
nurses and nursing auxiliaries: An age-related problem? Safety
Science 1997;27:129-39.
Laflamme L, Menckel E. School injuries in an occupational
health perspective: what do we learn from community based
epidemiological studies? Injury Prevention 1997;3:50-6.
Laflamme L, Menckel E, Strömberg A. Age-related overexertion
injuries among Swedish nursing auxiliaries over a ten-year
period. Work. A Journal of Prevention, Assessment and Rehabilitation
1997;8:139-48.
Menckel E, Hagberg M, Engkvist I-L, Wigaeus-Hjelm E. PROSA,
Study group. The prevention of back injuries in Swedish health
care - a comparison between two models for action-oriented
feedback. Applied Ergonomics 1997;28:1-7.
Svanström L. Letters to the editor: More Safe Communities
programs in Scandinavia have been evaluated: repeating the
results from Falköping. Injury Prevention 1997;3:230-1.
1996
Blank VLG, Laflamme L, Diderichsen F. The impact of major
transformations of a production process on age-related accident
risks: A study of an iron-ore mine. Accid Anal Prev 1996;28:627-36.
Hörte L-G, Stensman R, Sundqvist-Stensman U-B. Physical
disease among 21 suicide cases. Interviews of relatives and
friends. Scand J Soc Med 1996;24:253-8.
Laflamme L. Age-related accident risks among assembly workers:
A longitudinal study of male workers employed in the Swedish
automobile industry. Journal of Safety Research 1996;27:259-68.
Laflamme L. Age-related accident ratios in assembly work:
A study of female assembly workers in the Swedish automobile
industry. Safety Science 1996;23:27-37.
Laflamme L, Blank VLG. Age-related accident risks: Longitudinal
study of Swedish iron ore miners. Am J Ind Med 1996;30:479-87.
Laflamme L, Menckel E. Age and occupational accidents in
the light of fluctuations on the labor market: the case of
Swedish non-ferrous ore miners. Work. A Journal of Prevention,
Assessment and Rehabilitation 1996;6:97-105.
Laflamme L, Menckel E, Lundholm L. The age-related risk of
occupational accidents: The case of Swedish iron-ore miners.
Accid Anal Prev 1996;28:349-57.
Lindqvist K, Timpka T, Schelp L. Ten years of experiences
from a participatory community-based injury prevention program
in Motala, Sweden. Public Health 1996;110:339-46.
Montreuil S, Laflamme L, Tellier C. Profile of the musculoskeletal
pain suffered by textile tufting workers handling thread cones
according to work, age and employment duration. Ergonomics
1996;39:76-91.
Schelp L, Svanström L. The Swedish National Safety Promotion
Program. Injury Prevention 1996;2:237-9.
Springfeldt B. Rollover of tractors - International experiences.
Safety Science 1996;24:95-110.
Svanström L, Ader M, Schelp L, Lindström Å.
Preventing femoral fractures among elderly: The community
safety approach. Safety Science 1996;21:239-46.
Svanström L, Schelp L, Ekman R, Lindström Å.
Falköping, Sweden, ten years after: still a safe community?
International Journal for Consumer & Product Safety 1996;3:1-7.
1995
Andersson R. Community safety promotion at local, regional,
and national levels. International Journal for Consumer &
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Accid Anal Prev 1995;27:757-68.
Blank VLG, Andersson R, Lindén AE, Nilsson B-C. Hidden
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due to involvement of contractor workers. Safety Science 1995;21:23-35.
Laflamme L, Menckel E. Aging and occupational accidents -
A review of the literature of the last three decades. Safety
Science 1995;21:145-61.
Lund J, Svanström L. Editorial: International Journal
for Consumer Safety - an issue on safe communities. International
Journal for Consumer Safety 1995;2:59-60.
Svanström L, Ekman R, Schelp L, Lindström Å.
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8. Books[Top]
Welander G, Svanström L, Ekman R. Safety Promotion-
An Introduction. Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department
of Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine, 2001
(Textbook). Order form pdf.file
Engström K. Social inequality in violence-related injuries.
Knowledge accumulated, research needs, and alternatives for
prevention. Stockholm: Folkhälsoinstitutet 1999;23 (Monograph).
Laflamme L, Svanström L, Schelp L (Eds). Safefy Promotion
Research. A public health approach to accident and injury
prevention. Stockholm: Karolinska Institutet, Department of
Public Health Sciences, Division of Social Medicine, 1999
(Textbook).
Menckel E, Westerholm P (Eds). Evaluation in occupational
health practice. London: Butterworth and Heinemann Publ, 1999
(Textbook).
Laflamme L. Social inequality in injury risks. Knowledge
accumulated and plans for the future. Stockholm: Karolinska
Institutet, Department of Public Health Sciences, Division
for Social Medicine, 1998 (Monograph).
WHO. Safety and Safety Promotion: Conceptual and Operational
Aspects. Quebec: Quebec WHO Collaborating Center for Safety
Promotion and Injury Prevention. Stockholm: WHO Collaborating
Centre on Community Safety Promotion, Karolinska Institutet,
1998.
Menckel E, Kullinger B. Fifteen years of occupational-accident
research in Sweden. Uppsala: Swedish Council for Work Life
Research. Ord & Forum AB, 1996 (Anthology).
Svanström L. Haglund B.
Evidence-based safety promotion and injury prevention- an
introduction. 180:-SEK
9. Annual Report [Top]
Australia
Pry J.
NSW SafeComm pilot program- the first year 1999/2000
Download: pdf.file
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The above publications can be ordered from:
WHO Collaborating Centre on Community Safety Promotion
Karolinska Institutet
Department of Public Health Sciences
Division of Social Medicine
Norrbacka, 2nd floor
SE-171 76 STOCKHOLM
Sweden
Phone: +46 8 524 801 43
E-mail: moa.sundstrom@ki.se
Postage costs will be added.
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