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Title: Child Passenger Safety in Houston/Harris County


1
Child Passenger Safety in Houston/Harris County
  • Rohit Shenoi, MD
  • Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
  • Baylor College of Medicine
  • Attending Physician, Emergency Center
  • Texas Childrens Hospital

2
Harris County Current Safety Facts
  • Overall 50 children improperly restrained in
    Houston
  • Unrestrained
  • 0-4 year- olds 22
  • 5-8 year-olds 56
  • 10-14 year-olds 40
  • Wear Helmets while Bicycling 31
  • Houston Restraint Observations 2005

3
Child Passenger Safety
  • Injury Surveillance
  • Epidemiology
  • Severity of Injuries
  • Child Passenger Safety Education

4
Injury Pyramid
Deaths
Hospital Discharges
Emergency Dept. Visits
Reported Injury Incidents
5
Harris County Injury Fatalities - 2004Children lt
17 yearsN 75
Harris County Child Fatality Review Team
6
Injury Hospitalizations -2003Harris County -
Children lt16 yearsN1277
  • Texas EMS/Trauma Registry Data - 2003

7
Hospitalization for Transportation Injuries
Children lt 16 years - Harris County

Texas EMS/Trauma Registry 2003
8
Injury Severity by Mechanism Children lt 16 years
Harris County

Texas EMS/Trauma Registry 2003
9
POSSIBLE LINKS
10
MVC with EMS transport (Children lt 16 yr) Harris
County, TX 1999-2001
11
Pedestrian/MVC with EMS transportChildren lt 16
years, Harris County 1999-2001
12
  • http//www.bcm.edu/traumalink

13
Child Passenger Safety Education
  • Prospective randomized control study
  • Sept. 2006 Aug. 2007
  • Emergency Department Texas Childrens Hospital
  • Parents of ED patients aged 0 12 years

14
Protocol at enrollment
  • Control
  • Received Survey
  • Pre-test
  • Received CPS Handout at discharge
  • Intervention
  • Received Survey
  • Pre-test
  • Shown age appropriate CPS video
  • Received CPS Handout at discharge

15
Protocol at enrollment
  • CPS Video shown
  • Infant
  • Toddler
  • Booster
  • Safety Restraints
  • LATCH

Partners for Child Passenger Safety and State
Farm Texas Department of Health- Safe Riders
16
Survey
  • Demographics
  • Height and weight
  • Safety restraint used
  • Position of child in car
  • Vehicle type and model year
  • Child prior involvement in MVC
  • Number of children lt 12 years in household
  • Driver age and sex

17
Post-test
  • Done at 1 month by telephone in parents language
    (English or Spanish)
  • Asked if they visited a car inspection station
  • Asked type of restraint used and position of
    child in vehicle
  • 13 questions on same CPS content as pretest

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Characteristics of groups
  • Control (n53) Intervention
    (n49)
  • Male () 28(53)
    28(57) p0.662
  • Hispanic 14(27)
    16(35)
  • Caucasian 17(33)
    22(48)
  • African-American 21(40)
    8(17) p0.051
  • English speaking 47(88.7)
    41(83.7) p0.463
  • Mean no. children
  • In Home (SD) 2.2(1.31)
    2.0(1.04) p0.37
  • Mean Age driver (SD) 31.8(8.7)
    30.1(6.9) p0.465
  • Female driver 41(77)
    39(80) p0.785

20
Characteristics of groups
  • Control Intervention p value
  • Seat Location
  • Back 51(96.2) 46(93.9)
  • Front
    2(3.8) 2(4.1)
  • Truck cab
    0(0) 1(2) p0.692
  • Patient Ages
  • Age lt 1 15(28.3) 15(30.6)
  • Ages 1-4 17(32.1)
    25(51.0)
  • Ages 5-8
    15(28.3) 6(12.2)
  • Ages 9-12 6(11.3)
    3(6.1) p0.116
  • Prior Involvement of child
  • in MVC
    3(5.7) 2(4.1) p 0.712

21
Characteristics of Groups

  • Control Intervention

  • Inappropriately Restrained
  • at enrollment
    13(26.5) 13(24.5) p 0.817
  • Mean Pretest score ( SD) 6.83(1.61)
    6.39(1.86) p0.201
  • Mean Posttest score ( SD) 5.89(1.86)
    7.55(2.09) plt0.001

22
Results Test Scores
Mean Score Difference between groups was
significant p lt 0.001 2.11 ( 95 CI 1.32,
2.90)
23
Results Visits to Inspection Stations
Intervention Group
Reported Visits to Inspection Station
No Yes
Total
38 8 (17) 46
11 5 (31) 16
49 13 (21) 62
No
Referred to Inspection Station
Yes
31 of parents referred to inspection stations
reported attendance vs. 17 of parents who were
not referred
24
Comparison of 2 Groups Lost to Follow-up
p Value
Sex 0.16
Age groups 0.45
Intervention/control 0.43
Driver sex 0.08
Parent language 0.52
Ethnicity 0.26
Previous MVC involving child lt 0.02
25
Call 832-828-1314 (English) Call 832-828-1312
(Spanish)
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