The epidemiological approach to road traffic accidents.

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Epidemiology can be applied to any field which produces adverse effects upon the individual. It should, therefore, have three main aims: (1) To describe the distribution and extent of a participation problem; (2) To provide data essential to the planning, implementation and evaluation of the services to be ultimately developed to prevent, control and deal with the consequences of the given situation; and (3) To identify the etiological factors present in the development, or natural history, of a particular problem.

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B 9278 (In: B 9277) /81/
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In: Proceedings of the WHO Conference on the Epidemiology of Road Traffic Accidents Vienna, November 1975, 4 p., 11 ref.

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