An epidemiologic survey of road traffic accidents in Iran-2017

Journal of Injury and Violence Research Pub Date : 2019-08-01 DOI:10.5249/jivr.v11i2.1441

H. Akbari, Malihe MohammadZade, F. Asgarian, M. Mahdian

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Abstract

Abstract: Background: Accidents have always been recognized as one of the most important causes of disability or death in humans. The purpose of this study, determining the frequency of causes of accidents and incidents in Iran in 1395 to provide further prevention. Methods: This is a cross-sectional study where the data recorded accidents and incidents in the country have been used in 1395. This information was extracted according to age, sex and type of incident, and was reported by frequency and percentage. Results: This year, there were 1489862 incidents in the country that about 446,238 were women (29.9%). The most frequent causes was of the car accidents (15.5%), fall from the high (13.7%) And motorcycle accidents (10.2 percent). The largest incident was at home with a frequency of 36% and then there was Alley and street (32%). Conclusions: The results of this study, the frequency of accidents and incidents was higher in the men and Age group 25-15 years that requires more attention from health policy makers. Keywords: Accident, Survey, Iran

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2017年伊朗道路交通事故流行病学调查

摘要：背景：事故一直被认为是人类致残或死亡的最重要原因之一。本研究的目的是确定1395年伊朗事故和事件的频率，以提供进一步的预防。方法：这是一项横断面研究，使用了1395年该国记录的事故和事件数据。这些信息是根据年龄、性别和事件类型提取的，并按频率和百分比报告。结果：今年，全国共发生1489862起事故，其中女性约446238起（29.9%）。最常见的原因是车祸（15.5%）、高处坠落（13.7%）和摩托车事故（10.2%）。最大的事故发生在家中，频率为36%，其次是小巷和街道（32%）。结论：根据这项研究的结果，男性和25-15岁年龄组的事故和事件发生频率更高，需要卫生政策制定者给予更多关注。关键词：事故，调查，伊朗

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Journal of Injury and Violence Research

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期刊介绍： The Journal of Injury and Violence Research (JIVR) is a peer-reviewed open-access medical journal covering all aspects of traumatology includes quantitative and qualitative studies in the field of clinical and basic sciences about trauma, burns, drowning, falls, occupational/road/ sport safety, youth violence, child/elder abuse, child/elder injuries, intimate partner abuse/sexual violence, self-harm, suicide, patient safety, safe communities, consumer safety, disaster management, terrorism, surveillance/burden of injury and all other intentional and unintentional injuries.