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Vol. 25, Issue 3, 2014August 14, 2014 AEST
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Measuring Non-Fatal Road Trauma: Using Police-Reported and Hospital Admission-Based Data to Monitor Trends and Inform Policy
Measuring Non-Fatal Road Trauma: Using Police-Reported and Hospital Admission-Based Data to Monitor Trends and Inform Policy
Articles in Vol. 25, Issue 3, 2014
Vol. 25, Issue 3, 2014
- Measuring Non-Fatal Road Trauma: Using Police-Reported and Hospital Admission-Based Data to Monitor Trends and Inform PolicyRebecca MitchellMike BambachRaphael GrzebietaAnn Williamson
- Assessing Cardiovascular Associations to Affective States in Australian Truck DriversTaryn ChalmersSara Lal
- Seriously Injured Occupants of Passenger Vehicle Rollover Crashes in NSWMike BambachRebecca MitchellGarrett MattosRaphael GrzebietaAndrew McIntosh
- Data Foundations for Relationships Between Economic and Transport Factors With Road Safety OutcomesBrett HughesStuart NewsteadSahar ShafieiSandra Hopkins
- Applying Online Fleet Driver Assessment to Help Identify, Target and Reduce Occupational Road Safety RisksWill Murray
- Improving Road Safety Through Truck VisibilityPippa Batchelor
Mitchell, R., Bambach, M., Grzebieta, R., & Williamson, A. (2014). Measuring non-fatal road trauma: using police-reported and hospital admission-based data to monitor trends and inform policy. Journal of Road Safety, 25(3), 15–22.