Childhood accidents: a practice survey using general practitioners' records and parental reports.
A survey of accidents in children under 16 years of age from one general practice (list size 6400) was carried out using a postal questionnaire to parents and an audit of medical records. Incidence rates were estimated by audit of medical records as 97% of accidents 'other than minor cuts and b...
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author | Agass, M Mant, D Fuller, A Coulter, A Jones, L |
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description | A survey of accidents in children under 16 years of age from one general practice (list size 6400) was carried out using a postal questionnaire to parents and an audit of medical records. Incidence rates were estimated by audit of medical records as 97% of accidents 'other than minor cuts and bruises' reported by parents had resulted in a medical consultation, and parental reporting was incomplete. For 1986, these rates were 254 per 1000 patients at the age of four years or less, 218 per 1000 at age five to nine years and 238 per 1000 at age 10 to 15 years. However, parental reports of accidents provided better detail of the circumstances of accidents than the medical records: in the latter, the circumstances of accidents were noted in 75% of records and the location in only 40%. Various options for monitoring accidents and near accidents utilizing parental information which could be administered by general practitioners are proposed, including the use of parent-held child health record cards and a 'yellow card' system analogous to that used for reporting adverse drug reactions. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:cb30e6d3-0697-4e00-88a4-d02c1cc7d3d02022-03-27T07:12:57ZChildhood accidents: a practice survey using general practitioners' records and parental reports.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:cb30e6d3-0697-4e00-88a4-d02c1cc7d3d0EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1990Agass, MMant, DFuller, ACoulter, AJones, LA survey of accidents in children under 16 years of age from one general practice (list size 6400) was carried out using a postal questionnaire to parents and an audit of medical records. Incidence rates were estimated by audit of medical records as 97% of accidents 'other than minor cuts and bruises' reported by parents had resulted in a medical consultation, and parental reporting was incomplete. For 1986, these rates were 254 per 1000 patients at the age of four years or less, 218 per 1000 at age five to nine years and 238 per 1000 at age 10 to 15 years. However, parental reports of accidents provided better detail of the circumstances of accidents than the medical records: in the latter, the circumstances of accidents were noted in 75% of records and the location in only 40%. Various options for monitoring accidents and near accidents utilizing parental information which could be administered by general practitioners are proposed, including the use of parent-held child health record cards and a 'yellow card' system analogous to that used for reporting adverse drug reactions. |
spellingShingle | Agass, M Mant, D Fuller, A Coulter, A Jones, L Childhood accidents: a practice survey using general practitioners' records and parental reports. |
title | Childhood accidents: a practice survey using general practitioners' records and parental reports. |
title_full | Childhood accidents: a practice survey using general practitioners' records and parental reports. |
title_fullStr | Childhood accidents: a practice survey using general practitioners' records and parental reports. |
title_full_unstemmed | Childhood accidents: a practice survey using general practitioners' records and parental reports. |
title_short | Childhood accidents: a practice survey using general practitioners' records and parental reports. |
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