Pediatric injury prevention counseling: an observational study of process and content
Patient Education and CounselingPublished 1 August 2001
Lisa C. Barrios, Carol W. Runyan, Stephen M. Downs, J. Michael Bowling
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How three visit components - printed prompts, parent remarks, and parent behaviors - affect such counseling affect the process and content of discussions about car seats as an example of routine injury prevention is observed.
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Physicians bring up the injury topics that are prompted. However, most discussion is superficial. Printed prompts that address counseling process as well as content might be beneficial.
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