Dinh-Zarr TB et al. (2001).Reviews of evidence Systematic review Yes Relates to ref 12 regarding interventions to increase the use of safety belts. Ditter S et al. (2005). Effectiveness of designated US Task Force on Yes One of the SRs informing the driver programmes for reducing alcohol-impaired Community Community Guide Recommendations driving. Preventive Services at ref 11 Systematic Review Dowswell T & Towner E. (2002) Social deprivation Discussion paper No on a systematic review and the prevention of unintentional injury in which is already included childhood: a systematic review (Towner et al 2001) Elder RW et al. (2004). Effectiveness of mass Systematic review Yes Relates to ref 11 media campaigns for reducing drinking and driving and alcohol-involved crashes. Elder RW et al. (2005). Effectiveness of Systematic review Yes Relates to ref 11 and 13 programmes for reducing drinking and driving and riding with drinking drivers. Elder RW et al. (2011). US Task Force on Yes One of the SR informing Community recommendations in ref 11 Preventive Services Systematic Review Engstrom I et al. (2003). Young novice drivers, Literature review No Has a basic search strategy driver education and training. but no critical appraisal Evans CA et al. (2001). Motor-vehicle occupant Supplementary No not as a Contains additional information – report to refs 9,10,11 separate source relating to implementation of the injury: strategies for increasing use of child safety seats, increasing use of safety belts, and reducing interventions recommended by the US Community Services Preventive Task alcohol-impaired driving. Force Guide Ferguson S. (2003). Other high-risk factors for Literature review No examines the risk factors young drivers--how graduated licensing does, underlying high crash rates of doesn't, or could address them. young drivers and assesses the extent to which existing graduated licensing programmes address these risks and whether improvements to these
Dinh-Zarr TB et al. (2001).Reviews of evidence regarding interventions to increase the use of safety belts. Systematic review Yes Relates to ref 12 Ditter S et al. (2005). Effectiveness of designated driver programmes for reducing alcohol-impaired driving. US Task Force on Community Preventive Services Systematic Review Yes One of the SRs informing the Community Guide Recommendations at ref 11 Dowswell T & Towner E. (2002) Social deprivation and the prevention of unintentional injury in childhood: a systematic review Discussion paper No on a systematic review which is already included (Towner et al 2001) Elder RW et al. (2004). Effectiveness of mass media campaigns for reducing drinking and driving and alcohol-involved crashes. Systematic review Yes Relates to ref 11 Elder RW et al. (2005). Effectiveness of programmes for reducing drinking and driving and riding with drinking drivers. Systematic review Yes Relates to ref 11 and 13 Elder RW et al. (2011). US Task Force on Community Preventive Services Systematic Review Yes One of the SR informing recommendations in ref 11 Engstrom I et al. (2003). Young novice drivers, driver education and training. Literature review No Has a basic search strategy but no critical appraisal Evans CA et al. (2001). Motor-vehicle occupant injury: strategies for increasing use of child safety seats, increasing use of safety belts, and reducing alcohol-impaired driving. Supplementary report to refs 9,10,11 No – not as a separate source Contains additional information relating to implementation of the interventions recommended by the US Community Services Preventive Task Force Guide Ferguson S. (2003). Other high-risk factors for young drivers--how graduated licensing does, doesn't, or could address them. Literature review No examines the risk factors underlying high crash rates of young drivers and assesses the extent to which existing graduated licensing programmes address these risks and whether improvements to these
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