revisiting current strategies for primary prevention of motorcycle collisions in jamaica
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Motorcycle Road Traffic Collisions place a heavy burden on emergency medical services in Jamaica. We explore the existing strategies and legislative policies that may prevent or reduce the severity of these injuries in Jamaica. This is an important aspect of health care as it may minimize the impact of these preventable injuries on the limited resources of the health services.
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| Authors | ;Allie Martin;Ivor W Crandon;Necia Roberta Evans;Hyacinth E Harding;Shamir Omar Cawich |
| Journal | Journal of family medicine and primary care |
| Year | 2010 |
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10.5249/jivr.v2i1.13
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