3180.0 Child and Adolescent Injury Posters

Monday, November 9, 2009: 12:30 PM
Poster
This poster session is designed to highlight various unintentional and intentional injury issues impacting children and adolescents. Several studies explore these issues among racial and ethnic populations, including American Indian youth, Latino early adolescents, and youth living in Puerto Rico. In addition to presenting the epidemiology of injuries due to various mechanisms, posters also highlight potential injury prevention countermeasures.
Session Objectives: 1. Identify two examples of how technology is being used to prevent injuries among youth. 2. Describe injuries to children that involve consumer products, such as wagons and strollers. 3. Explain the psychosocial and socio-demographic risk factors for intentional and unintentional injury among youth.

Board 1
Risk factors associated with attempted suicide among American Indian youth in Montana
Karen S. Manzo, MPH, Hope M. Tiesman, PhD, Jeffrey Coben, MD and Sarah Knox, PhD
Board 2
Psychosocial Correlates of Physical Dating Violence Victimization among Latino Early Adolescents
Alice Fang Yan, MD, PhD, Donna Howard, DrPH and Kenneth Beck, PhD, FAAHB
Board 3
Unintentional injuries from birth to 14 in San Francisco and California
Isabel L. Auerbach, MPH, CHES and Marianne Cadiz, MPH
Board 5
Fall-related injuries and their variation by age and gender
Tracy Young, MS, James Torner, PhD, MS, John Fiedler, RN and Corinne Peek-Asa, PhD, MPH
Board 6
Evaluation of emergency and disaster preparedness of Head Start and Child Care Centers in Puerto Rico, 2008
Linnette Rodriguez-Figueroa, MS, PhD, Ralph Rivera-Gutierrez, PhD, MSW, Marlen Oliver-Vazquez, EdD, MPHE, Heriberto A. Marin-Centeno, PhD, José A. Norat-Ramirez, PhD, JD and Victor D. Molina-De Jesus, PhD
Board 7
Board 9
Board 10
Evaluation of an interactive multi-media (IMM) infant cpr training program
Lynne H.G. Swartz, MPH, CHES and E. Gwen GeigerWolfe, MPH

See individual abstracts for presenting author's disclosure statement and author's information.

Organized by: Injury Control and Emergency Health Services
Endorsed by: School Health Education and Services