Injury Prevention http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip Injury Prevention an international peer review journal, offers the best in science, policy, and public health practice to reduce the burden of injury in all age groups around the world. Each podcast discusses this edition\'s editor\'s choice. Tue, 23 Apr 2013 14:32:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 en BMJ Publishing Group Ltd http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/?feed=podcast webmaster@bmj.com (BMJ group) webmaster@bmj.com(BMJ group) 1440 Medicine,health,interviews,bmj,debates,conference,roundtable,british,medical,journal,injury,prevention IP Podcasts: Discussion of topics relevant to injury prevention science and practice Injury Prevention an international peer review journal, offers the best in science, policy, and public health practice to reduce the burden of injury in all age groups around the world. Each podcast discusses this edition\\\\\\\'s editor\\\\\\\'s choice. BMJ Group No no http://podcasts.bmj.com/themes/bmjgroup/images/podcast-images/IP_144x144.jpg Injury Prevention http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip 144 144 BMJ Publishing Group LtdMedicine,health,interviews,bmj,debates,conference,roundtable,british,medical,journal,injury,preventionScience & Medicine/MedicineHealthwebmaster@bmj.comBMJ Group Risk and protective behaviours for residential carbon monoxide poisoning http://feeds.bmj.com/~r/ip/podcasts/~3/Y3j7RDHnCSI/ http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2013/04/18/risk-and-protective-behaviours-for-residential-carbon-monoxide-poisoning/#comments Thu, 18 Apr 2013 09:59:27 +0000 webmaster@bmj.com (BMJ Group) http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2013/04/18/risk-and-protective-behaviours-for-residential-carbon-monoxide-poisoning/
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]]> http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2013/04/18/risk-and-protective-behaviours-for-residential-carbon-monoxide-poisoning/feed/ 00:01:01 Unintentional, non-fire-related carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning is a leading cause of poisoning death and injury in the USA. Most residential poisonings are preventable, so how ... Unintentional, non-fire-related carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning is a leading cause of poisoning death and injury in the USA. Most residential poisonings are preventable, so how to get people to adopt these protective behaviours? IP editor Brian Johnston talks to Douglas Rupert, Health Communication Program, RTI International, and Scott Damon, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about what their research looking at the question revealed. See also: Risk and protective behaviours for residential carbon monoxide poisoning Uncategorized BMJ group no No http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2013/04/18/risk-and-protective-behaviours-for-residential-carbon-monoxide-poisoning/http://podcasts.bmj.com/themes/ip/mp3/ip-podcast-co-poisoning.mp3 Data sharing for prevention http://feeds.bmj.com/~r/ip/podcasts/~3/2LG2YqpcY8Q/ http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/10/03/data-sharing-for-prevention/#comments Wed, 03 Oct 2012 15:20:33 +0000 webmaster@bmj.com (BMJ Group) http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/10/03/data-sharing-for-prevention/
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]]> http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/10/03/data-sharing-for-prevention/feed/ 16:51 Can emergency department data sharing help prevent violence and alcohol-related harm? Editor Brain Johnston talks to Karen Hughes (behavioural epidemiologist, Centre for Public Health, Liverpool ... Can emergency department data sharing help prevent violence and alcohol-related harm? Editor Brain Johnston talks to Karen Hughes (behavioural epidemiologist, Centre for Public Health, Liverpool John Moores University) about the way data is integration into multi-agency policy and practice in the North West of England, and the role this played in driving local violence prevention activity. See also: Data sharing for prevention: a case study in the development of a comprehensive emergency department injury surveillance system and its use in preventing violence and alcohol-related harms Uncategorized BMJ group no No http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/10/03/data-sharing-for-prevention/http://podcasts.bmj.com/themes/ip/mp3/ip-podcast-karen-hughes-2.mp3 Barriers to implementing falls prevention programmes in senior centres http://feeds.bmj.com/~r/ip/podcasts/~3/bAJOBktdVCk/ http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/08/20/barriers-to-implementing-falls-prevention-programmes-in-senior-centres/#comments Mon, 20 Aug 2012 10:07:19 +0000 webmaster@bmj.com (BMJ Group) http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/08/20/barriers-to-implementing-falls-prevention-programmes-in-senior-centres/
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]]> http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/08/20/barriers-to-implementing-falls-prevention-programmes-in-senior-centres/feed/ 18:32 IP editor Brian Johnston talks to Ciara Zachary (postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Health Behavior and Society, Johns Hopkins University) about her study looking ... IP editor Brian Johnston talks to Ciara Zachary (postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Health Behavior and Society, Johns Hopkins University) about her study looking at barriers to implementing falls prevention programmes in senior centres. See also: Barriers to senior centre implementation of falls prevention programmes Uncategorized BMJ group no No http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/08/20/barriers-to-implementing-falls-prevention-programmes-in-senior-centres/http://podcasts.bmj.com/themes/ip/mp3/ip-podcast-september-2012.mp3 Inequality and injury prevention policy - mortality from road traffic injuries following the mandatory motorcycle helmet law in Taiwan http://feeds.bmj.com/~r/ip/podcasts/~3/bAONkOaVbBc/ http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/06/18/inequality-and-injury-prevention-policy-mortality-from-road-traffic-injuries-following-the-mandatory-motorcycle-helmet-law-in-taiwan/#comments Mon, 18 Jun 2012 09:50:13 +0000 webmaster@bmj.com (BMJ Group) http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/06/18/inequality-and-injury-prevention-policy-mortality-from-road-traffic-injuries-following-the-mandatory-motorcycle-helmet-law-in-taiwan/
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]]> http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/06/18/inequality-and-injury-prevention-policy-mortality-from-road-traffic-injuries-following-the-mandatory-motorcycle-helmet-law-in-taiwan/feed/ 16:20 Tackling inequality in health is an important part of the public policy agenda in many countries; however, many interventions that could improve overall health might ... Tackling inequality in health is an important part of the public policy agenda in many countries; however, many interventions that could improve overall health might also increase inequality. Robert Lu (Institute of Public Health, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan) has been tracking mortality from road traffic injuries after a mandatory motorcycle helmet law was introduced in Taiwan, and editor Brian Johnston asks him how this varied regionally and over time. See also: Reducing regional inequality in mortality from road traffic injuries through enforcement of the mandatory motorcycle helmet law in Taiwan Uncategorized BMJ group no No http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/06/18/inequality-and-injury-prevention-policy-mortality-from-road-traffic-injuries-following-the-mandatory-motorcycle-helmet-law-in-taiwan/http://podcasts.bmj.com/themes/ip/mp3/ip-podcast-mental-modelling.mp3 Mental models http://feeds.bmj.com/~r/ip/podcasts/~3/FZJX5gslJJ0/ http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/04/30/mental-models/#comments Mon, 30 Apr 2012 13:50:11 +0000 webmaster@bmj.com (BMJ Group) http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/04/30/mental-models/
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]]> http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/04/30/mental-models/feed/ 16:20 Editor Brian Johnston talks to Laurel Austin (professor in the Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy, Copenhagen Business School) about using mental models to help ... Editor Brian Johnston talks to Laurel Austin (professor in the Department of Management, Politics and Philosophy, Copenhagen Business School) about using mental models to help prevent injuries and communicate risk. See also: Injury prevention and risk communication: a mental models approach Uncategorized BMJ group no No http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/04/30/mental-models/http://podcasts.bmj.com/themes/ip/mp3/ip-podcast-mental-modelling.mp3 It was a freak accident http://feeds.bmj.com/~r/ip/podcasts/~3/F09GC1EJrB8/ http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/02/06/it-was-a-freak-accident/#comments Mon, 06 Feb 2012 16:53:06 +0000 webmaster@bmj.com (BMJ Group) http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/02/06/it-was-a-freak-accident/
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]]> http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/02/06/it-was-a-freak-accident/feed/ 12:49 Brian Johnston, IP editor, talks to Katherine Smith, John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, about her recent study examining the use by the US ... Brian Johnston, IP editor, talks to Katherine Smith, John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, about her recent study examining the use by the US media of the expression lsquo;freak accidentrsquo; in relation to injury events. See also: lsquo;It was a freak accidentrsquo;: an analysis of the labelling of injury events in the US press Uncategorized BMJ group no No http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/02/06/it-was-a-freak-accident/http://podcasts.bmj.com/themes/ip/mp3/ip-podcast-february-2012.mp3 Triangulating case-finding tools for patient safety surveillence http://feeds.bmj.com/~r/ip/podcasts/~3/L8oaVopWGzI/ http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/01/10/triangulating-case-finding-tools-for-patient-safety-surveillence/#comments Tue, 10 Jan 2012 10:56:15 +0000 webmaster@bmj.com (BMJ Group) http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/01/10/triangulating-case-finding-tools-for-patient-safety-surveillence/
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]]> http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/01/10/triangulating-case-finding-tools-for-patient-safety-surveillence/feed/ 19:46 Brian Johnston, Injury Preventionrsquo;s editor, talks to Jennifer Taylor from the Drexel Universitynbsp;School of Public Health, Philadelphia, about this monthrsquo;s editorrsquo;s choice. Read the article ... Brian Johnston, Injury Preventionrsquo;s editor, talks to Jennifer Taylor from the Drexel Universitynbsp;School of Public Health, Philadelphia, about this monthrsquo;s editorrsquo;s choice. Read the article online: Triangulating case-finding tools for patient safety surveillance: a cross-sectional case study of puncture/laceration Uncategorized BMJ group no No http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2012/01/10/triangulating-case-finding-tools-for-patient-safety-surveillence/http://podcasts.bmj.com/themes/ip/mp3/ip-podcast-dec-2011.mp3 Preventing bath water scalds http://feeds.bmj.com/~r/ip/podcasts/~3/BiIBfC8S8sg/ http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2011/08/10/preventing-bath-water-scalds/#comments Wed, 10 Aug 2011 17:09:15 +0000 webmaster@bmj.com (BMJ Group) http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2011/08/10/preventing-bath-water-scalds/
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]]> http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2011/08/10/preventing-bath-water-scalds/feed/ 15:14 Thermostatic mixer valves - which keep water delivered to the bath below a maximum temperature - can prevent scalds. But would adding them to new ... Thermostatic mixer valves - which keep water delivered to the bath below a maximum temperature - can prevent scalds. But would adding them to new build houses and those undergoing a change in use be cost-effective? Ceri Phillips (Swansea University, UK) talks to IP editor Brian Johnston about what his study in Scotland revealed. See also: Preventing bath water scalds: a cost-effectiveness analysis of introducing bath thermostatic mixer valves in social housing Uncategorized BMJ group no No http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2011/08/10/preventing-bath-water-scalds/http://podcasts.bmj.com/themes/ip/mp3/ip-podcast-august-2011-2.mp3 Under five injury in the million deaths study http://feeds.bmj.com/~r/ip/podcasts/~3/57gPITU5c48/ http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2011/06/20/under-5-injury-in-the-million-deaths-study/#comments Mon, 20 Jun 2011 15:18:39 +0000 webmaster@bmj.com (BMJ Group) http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2011/06/20/under-5-injury-in-the-million-deaths-study/
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]]> http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2011/06/20/under-5-injury-in-the-million-deaths-study/feed/ 16:28 Brian Johnston, Injury Prevention's editor, talks to Jagnoor Jagnoor from the George Institute in Australia about this month's editor's choice. India's million deaths study used cross ... Brian Johnston, Injury Prevention's editor, talks to Jagnoor Jagnoor from the George Institute in Australia about this month's editor's choice. India's million deaths study used cross sectional verbal autopsies to take a snapshot of the main causes of deaths in India - data which are otherwise poorly reported.nbsp; Jagnoor and colleagues used these data to examine cause of death due to injury in children under five, the results of which are published in Injury Prevention this month. See also: Unintentional injury deaths among children younger than 5nbsp;years of age in India: a nationally representative study Uncategorized BMJ group no No http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2011/06/20/under-5-injury-in-the-million-deaths-study/http://podcasts.bmj.com/themes/ip/mp3/ip-podcast-million-deaths-study.mp3 Cycle tracks versus the street http://feeds.bmj.com/~r/ip/podcasts/~3/a__nBBIcVWU/ http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2011/03/30/cycle-tracks-versus-the-street/#comments Wed, 30 Mar 2011 15:39:22 +0000 webmaster@bmj.com (BMJ Group) http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2011/03/30/cycle-tracks-versus-the-street/
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]]> http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2011/03/30/cycle-tracks-versus-the-street/feed/ 15:49 Although most people prefernbsp;to bicycle on facilitiesnbsp;separated from motor traffic, asnbsp;with cycle tracks,nbsp;guidance in the USA hasnbsp;suggested that these separatednbsp;facilities arenbsp;more dangerous than ... Although most people prefernbsp;to bicycle on facilitiesnbsp;separated from motor traffic, asnbsp;with cycle tracks,nbsp;guidance in the USA hasnbsp;suggested that these separatednbsp;facilities arenbsp;more dangerous than bicycling on the road. Brian Johnston (IP editor-in-chief) asks Anne Lusk (Harvard School of Public Health) what research on this reveals. Uncategorized BMJ group no No http://podcasts.bmj.com/ip/2011/03/30/cycle-tracks-versus-the-street/http://podcasts.bmj.com/themes/ip/mp3/ip-podcast-april-2011.mp3 BMJ GroupnonadultIP Podcasts: Discussion of topics relevant to injury prevention science and practice