Environmental Risk and Unintentional Childhood Injury- Accidental injury is the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in children. Healthcare professionals typically play a minor role in prevention of avoidable injuries that occur in the home; however, therapists, nurses, and social workers have the background and skill set to address this serious problem within the community context. Understanding the nature of unintentional childhood injury, risk factors, barriers to prevention, and how healthcare professionals can expand their current roles to address this public health crisis is crucial for prevention.
Describe the nature and types of household injury in children.
Recognize risk factors and barriers to prevention practices.
Demonstrate practical and relevant safety interventions at micro-, meso- and macro-levels.
Describe the nature and types of household injury in children.
Recognize risk factors and barriers to prevention practices.
Demonstrate practical and relevant safety interventions at micro-, meso- and macro-levels.
1.0 Free CEUs for Occupational Therapists
Free until 12/31/13