Roberts I, Norton R, Jackson R
Injury Prevention Research Center, University of Auckland, New Zealand.
Pediatrics. 1995 Mar;95(3):405-8.
To examine risk factors for driveway-related child pedestrian injuries.
A community based case-control study.
The Auckland region of New Zealand.
Cases (n = 53) were children killed or hospitalized as a result of a driveway-related pedestrian injury, in the Auckland region over a period of 2 years and 2 months. Controls (n = 159) were an age-matched random sample of the child population of the Auckland region.
The absence of physical separation of the driveway from the children's play area was associated with a threefold increase in the risk of driveway-related child pedestrian injury (OR = 3.50; 95% CI 1.38, 8.92). Children living in homes with shared driveways were also at significantly increased risk (OR = 3.24; 95% CI 1.22, 8.63). The population attributable risk associated with the absence of physical separation of the driveway from the children's play area was 50.0% (95% CI 24.7, 75.3).
The fencing of residential driveways as a strategy for the prevention of driveway-related child pedestrian injuries deserves further attention.
研究与车道相关的儿童行人受伤的风险因素。
一项基于社区的病例对照研究。
新西兰奥克兰地区。
病例组(n = 53)为在两年零两个月的时间里,在奥克兰地区因与车道相关的行人受伤而死亡或住院的儿童。对照组(n = 159)是奥克兰地区儿童人口中年龄匹配的随机样本。
车道与儿童游乐区没有物理分隔,与车道相关的儿童行人受伤风险增加了两倍(比值比 = 3.50;95%置信区间1.38, 8.92)。居住在有共用车道房屋中的儿童风险也显著增加(比值比 = 3.24;95%置信区间1.22, 8.63)。车道与儿童游乐区没有物理分隔所导致的人群归因风险为50.0%(95%置信区间24.7, 75.3)。
将住宅车道设置围栏作为预防与车道相关的儿童行人受伤的策略值得进一步关注。