This study concerns children’s safety in grocery stores and investigates the frequency of adults placing their children in the basket portion of grocery carts during the shopping trip. Such behaviour is a threat to children’s safety as it increases the risk of a fall off the cart. It is estimated that 100 children per year are injured by falls from shopping carts in Iceland. The frequency of children standing on the outside of the cart was also assessed. The observations took place in two grocery stores and results show that these types of behaviours were fairly common in the larger store but less frequent in the smaller one, which in turn raises additional questions for future research on the subject
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Objectives: To review the evidence of general injury and pedestrian injury studies to determine if t...
The objectives of this project, completed at the Danish Consumer Council, were to present a comprehe...
Accidents are preventable but some say that they are bound to happen. With some extra care or cauti...
Abstract-Twenty one males 17-22 months old took part in an experiment of the effects of shopping car...
Head and face injuries requiring a hospital visit are a consistent problem for young children shoppi...
Many parents report that shopping trips with children can be an exhausting and harassing experience....
Background: The subject of shopping cart-related injuries has received increasing attention, leading...
This study investigates the effect of the 2004 US shopping cart safety standard on shopping-cart-rel...
Discusses evidence for a specific link between pedestrian accident risk and problem behaviour in chi...
Background: Understanding the epidemiology of traumatic head injuries (THI) is essential to shape pu...
With the nature of exploring and less awareness of danger, furniture at home has been causing variou...
Introduction: In-car safety precautions are the most important means of protecting children against ...
Unintentional injury in toddler is a worldwide problem causing death and hospitalization. This resea...
Consumer products are often associated with fall injuries, but there is limited research on nonfatal...
Injury is the leading cause of death for children 0- 19 years of age in Europe, accounting for 3.1 d...
Objectives: To review the evidence of general injury and pedestrian injury studies to determine if t...
The objectives of this project, completed at the Danish Consumer Council, were to present a comprehe...
Accidents are preventable but some say that they are bound to happen. With some extra care or cauti...