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Injury Interventions

Interventions for the prevention of accidental and unintentional injuries usually fall into five main categories (The 5 Es):

  • Education - E.g. Safety and risk education for children, changing behaviour, raising awareness with parents, carers, practitioners, service providers and policy makers.
  • Engineering & Environment - E.g. Home safety equipment, speed bumps, 20mph Home Zones.
  • Enforcement - E.g. Introduction of mobile phone legislation, speed limits.
  • Empowerment- E.g. Empowering children, parents and carers to reduce their own risk of a serious accident or empowering a community to participate in, for example Kerbcraft or Home Safety Schemes.

Effective injury prevention interventions generally incorporate at least 2 of the 5 Es.

Click on the links below for more information on interventions:

Eurosafe Links:

  • General Child Safety Interventions
  • Sport Safety Interventions
  • Interventions for Vulnerable Road Users
  • Water Safety Guidelines for Service Practitioners
  • Child Safety Good Practice Guide

Collaboration for Accident Prevention and Injury Control:

  • What Works in Preventing Injuries
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