Measuring Adolescent Behaviors Related to Intentional Injuries
Intentional injuries are among the most important public health problems facing the US as the direct and indirect costs of deaths and hospitalizations resulting from intentional injuries were estimated to be $26 billion. The development of questions related to intentional injuries and priority behav...
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| description | Intentional injuries are among the most important public health problems facing the US as the direct and indirect costs of deaths and hospitalizations resulting from intentional injuries were estimated to be $26 billion. The development of questions related to intentional injuries and priority behaviors among adolescents for the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System questionnaire is described. |
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