Prevention of children's burns: Legislation and fabric flammability

E. McLoughlin; J.D. Langley; R.M. Laing

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Prevention of children's burns: Legislation and fabric flammability

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Prevention of children's burns: Legislation and fabric flammability

E. McLoughlin, J.D. Langley and R.M. Laing

New Zealand Medical Journal, Vol.99(812), pp.804-807

1986

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https://hdl.handle.net/10523/14884

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burns

injuries

hospitalisation

epidemiology

This paper described a study of national figures on hospitalisation for treatment of clothing ignition burns. It also reported a study of children's nightwear and home sewing practices. A number of findings with regard to the prevention of children's burns were reported.

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Record Identifier: 9926478933901891
Title: Prevention of children's burns: Legislation and fabric flammability
Creators: E. McLoughlin
J.D. Langley
R.M. Laing
Publication Details: New Zealand Medical Journal, Vol.99(812), pp.804-807
Academic Unit: Psychology; Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Research Unit (DMHDRU); Sciences Divisional Office
Publisher: New Zealand Medical Association
Date published ; e-published: 1986
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