Road traffic injuries kill about 3000 people and 30000 are injured and disabled for life every day. Developing countries account for 90% of global road traffic deaths. In Nepal, as per estimates of morbidity and mortality for 1998-1999, injury contributed 9% to total mortality and was the third leading cause with road traffic accidents occupying eighth position in overall ranking. Therefore, the epidemic of road traffic injuries in Nepal is still in its early stage. However, it threatens to grow exponentially unless immediate action is taken. Here, an attempt is made to review the recent publications in this field. Key Words: Injury, Road Traffic Injury, Road Traffic Accidents
ccording to estimates, road traffic accidents ac-count for approximately 3000 deaths on a daily basi...
Introduction: Road Traffic Accidents have emerged as the leading cause of mortality and morbidity gl...
Road accident is `a global tragedy' with ever-rising trend. The goal of this article includes review...
Road traffic injuries are one of the most important medical and social problems in the modern world,...
Global number of deaths due to road accident recorded is 1.35 million people each year and beca...
Available information about Road traffic crashes in Nepal shows that nearly 1,700 people lost their ...
Road traffic injury (RTI) is the leading cause of death in persons aged 10-24 worldwide and accounts...
The road ahead: Traffic injuries and fatalities in India “Too often, road safety is treated as a tra...
Road traffic injuries are one of the leading causes of death worldwide resulting in more than 1.27 m...
The growth of motorised and mass transportation has improved the lives and lifestyles of many. This ...
Injuries around the world has been steadily increasing, causing a huge public social and economic da...
The problem of deaths and injury as a result of road accidents is now acknowledged to be a global ph...
The classic definition of injury, derived from Gibson (1961) and Haddon (1963) is: An acute exposure...
Introduction: Nepal lacks suffi cient data on injury and violence. Studies have been done in differe...
Road accident is âa global tragedyâ with ever-rising trend. The goal of this article includes review...
ccording to estimates, road traffic accidents ac-count for approximately 3000 deaths on a daily basi...
Introduction: Road Traffic Accidents have emerged as the leading cause of mortality and morbidity gl...
Road accident is `a global tragedy' with ever-rising trend. The goal of this article includes review...
Road traffic injuries are one of the most important medical and social problems in the modern world,...
Global number of deaths due to road accident recorded is 1.35 million people each year and beca...
Available information about Road traffic crashes in Nepal shows that nearly 1,700 people lost their ...
Road traffic injury (RTI) is the leading cause of death in persons aged 10-24 worldwide and accounts...
The road ahead: Traffic injuries and fatalities in India “Too often, road safety is treated as a tra...
Road traffic injuries are one of the leading causes of death worldwide resulting in more than 1.27 m...
The growth of motorised and mass transportation has improved the lives and lifestyles of many. This ...
Injuries around the world has been steadily increasing, causing a huge public social and economic da...
The problem of deaths and injury as a result of road accidents is now acknowledged to be a global ph...
The classic definition of injury, derived from Gibson (1961) and Haddon (1963) is: An acute exposure...
Introduction: Nepal lacks suffi cient data on injury and violence. Studies have been done in differe...
Road accident is âa global tragedyâ with ever-rising trend. The goal of this article includes review...
ccording to estimates, road traffic accidents ac-count for approximately 3000 deaths on a daily basi...
Introduction: Road Traffic Accidents have emerged as the leading cause of mortality and morbidity gl...
Road accident is `a global tragedy' with ever-rising trend. The goal of this article includes review...