Road safety, accessibility, and the built environment: Strategies for promoting health equity in five Canadian municipalities
McCullogh, Macpherson, Richmond, Hagel, Pike, Fuselli, Torres, Pitt
Injury Prevention
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The Cost of Transport Injuries in Canada
Cowle, Rajabali, Pike, Fuselli
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Bicycling injuries in Ontario 2002-2017: descriptive analyses of hospital visit and fatality data
Harris, Watson, Branion-Calles, Rosella
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Child Bicyclists: Where they are getting injured and built environment risk factors
Aucoin, Zanotto, HubkaRao, Doan, Beno, Stang, Howard, McCormack, Nettel-Aguirre, Winters, Hagel
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Impact of cannabis on the driving performance of youth: A systematic literature review
Colonna, Alvarez, Kim, Chen, Chippure, Grewal, Randell, Leung
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Evaluation of a physician communication resource to educate patients on the risks of driving when prescribed pain medication
Robertson, Woods-Fry, Carr, Valentine, Mainegra Hing, Vanlaar
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Marijuana Use Among Drivers in Canada
Vanlaar, Robertson, Brown, Woods-Fry, Lyon
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A naturalistic observation study of road users and motorcycle helmet use rates in Antananarivo, Madagascar
Silva, Randrianarisoa, Rajaonarintsoa, Perego, Siebert
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Using evidence as part of the decision making pathway: A resource to assist practitioners in road safety
Richmond, Buchan, Pitt, Pike, Fuselli, Fridman, Macpherson
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An investigation of the built environment risk factors related to specific mechanisms of injury between children and adolescents in three Canadian Cities.
Aucoin, Hou, HubkaRao, Pitt, Zanotto, Ling, Doan, Beno, Stang, Howard, McCormack, Nettel-Aguirre, Teschke, Winters, Hagel
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Introduction to Road Safety
Road safety can be defined as the absence of risk of harm to road users in the road transportation system, including sidewalks and pathways. In a perfectly safe system, no injuries would be sustained. However, due to a multitude of…
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