Letitia Birnoschi, Meagan S Oakley, Eric J L McInnes, Nicholas F Chilton
Relativistic Quantum Chemical Investigation of Actinide Covalency Measured by Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
Journal of the American Chemical Society
falls leading cause nonfatal injury among young children aim study identify quantify circumstances contributing medically attended paediatric fall injuries among 04 years old crosssectional data falls among kids 5 years recorded 2012 2016 national electronic injury surveillance system obtained sample 4546 narratives manually coded 1 child fell 2 child fell onto 3 activities preceding fall 4 fall occurred natural language processing model developed subsequently applied remaining uncoded data yield set 91 325 cases coded child fell fell onto activities preceding fall fall occurred data descriptively tabulated age disposition children often fell bed accounting onethird 33 fall injuries infants 13 toddlers 12 preschoolers children likely hospitalised fell another person 74 vs 26 sources p001 adjusting age odds child hospitalised following fall another person 21 times higher falling surfaces 95 ci 16 27 prevalence injuries due falling bed elevated risk serious injury falling another person highlights need robust effective communication caregivers fall injury prevention