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Start Over Descriptor "Application software" Search Limiters Peer Reviewed Publication Year Range Last 10 years Publication Type Academic Journals Journal injury prevention (1353-8047)
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1. Global news highlights.

Author

Pless, Ivan Barry

Subjects
*AUTOMOBILE driving, *GUN laws, *PREVENTION of injury, *ADVERTISING, *APPLICATION software, *DEATH, *INTERIOR decoration, *MOTOR vehicles, *POLICE, *PRESS, *SAFETY hats, *TECHNOLOGY, *TRAFFIC accidents, *WORLD Wide Web, *SPORTS events, *SMARTPHONES, *PSYCHOLOGY
Abstract

This section offers news briefs relating to injury management and research in the U.S. as of June 2015. These include reports that gun deaths exceeded motor vehicle deaths in Tennessee and 16 other states in 2013, confirmation that most on-the-job fatalities involving truck drivers are due to crashes and a study by two groups at the University of Michigan which assessed a 15-year-old technology which if implemented may be able to reduce 85% of crash-related deaths.

Published
2015
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2. Capitalising on research-industry partnerships to advance injury prevention.

Author

McDonald, Catherine C. and Rivara, Frederick

Subjects
*PREVENTION of injury, *ADVERTISING, *APPLICATION software, *CHILDREN'S accident prevention, *FOOTBALL, *INSURANCE companies, *WORLD Wide Web, *SPORTS events
Abstract

The article discusses the potential of partnerships between academic/research and industry to help make needed advances in prevention efforts across multiple types of intentional and unintentional injury. Topics discussed include the collaboration between Nationwide Insurance and Center for Insury Research and Policy at Nationwide Children's Hospital and Safe Kids Worldwide to develop tips and tools for caregivers for the "Make Safe Happen" website and app.

Published
2015
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3. Samsung S-drive programme.

Subjects
*APPLICATION software, *AUTOMOBILE driving, *WIRELESS communications, *WORLD Wide Web, *TEXT messages
Abstract

The article reports on mobile phone company Samsung's S-drive application (app) initiative as a way to tackle drive texting.

Published
2015

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