了解摩尔多瓦共和国儿童从游乐场到受伤的风险。

Angela Cazacu-Stratu, Daniela Ciobanu, Svetlana Cociu
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背景:操场是确保儿童身体健康的最佳环境,因为通过各种活动来发展身体是必不可少的,因为通过运动来强化身体的设备众多。目的:本研究的目的是评估游乐场的状况与家长的态度和意见的关系。方法:在2022-2023年进行描述性和观察性研究,随机选择基希讷乌5个游乐场进行定性数据观察。18位家长参与了这项研究,并就游乐场安全、儿童保育实践和事故事件接受了采访。结果:使用随机技术选择的五个操场中有三个仍然有质量差的材料和不吸引人的位置。对此,38.8%的家长认为设备状况“很差”或“满意”,22.2%的家长没有意见。受过高等教育的父母在这个问题上提供了更多的预防建议和更广泛的视角,而受过中等教育的父母甚至没有对他们的孩子在操场上进行主动监视。结论:在摩尔多瓦,这项研究首次确定了基希讷乌的游乐场,确定了几个风险因素,并强调了儿童健康面临严重风险的地区。大多数家长都知道游乐场的状况对孩子的健康有重大影响。通过承认和应对这些挑战,我们可以改善安全程序,促进包容,并营造一个促进成长、灵活性和想象力游戏的环境。
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Understanding the risk from playgrounds to injuries for children in the Republic of Moldova.

Background: Playgrounds are the best environments for ensuring children's good health, as they are indispensable for physical development through various activities due to the multitude of equipment that fortifies the body through sport.

Aims: The study aims to evaluate the condition of playgrounds in relation to the attitudes and opinions of parents.

Methods: A descriptive and observational study was conducted in 2022-2023, with qualitative data regarding 5 playgrounds randomly selected and observed in Chisinau. Eighteen parents participated in the study and were interviewed regarding playground safety, childcare practices, and accident incidents.

Results: Three of the five playgrounds chosen using the randomized technique still have poor-quality materials and an unattractive placement. In light of this, 38.8% of parents said that the equipment was in "very poor condition" or "satisfactory condition", while 22.2% had no opinion. Higher-educated parents offered more prevention suggestions and a wider perspective on the subject, whereas secondary-educated parents did not even create active surveillance for their children at the playground.

Conclusions: This study is the first in Moldova to define the playgrounds in Chisinau, identify several risk factors, and highlight areas where children's health is seriously at risk. The majority of parents knew that the playground's state had a significant effect on their kids' health. By acknowledging and addressing these challenges, we may improve safety procedures, promote inclusion, and foster an environment that promotes growth, flexibility, and imaginative play.

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