Titlebook: Accidents in the Year 2000; Accident and Traumat Scenario Committee on Accidents and Traumatology,R Book 1989 Bohn, Scheltema & Holkema bv,

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书目名称Accidents in the Year 2000影响因子(影响力)




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into potential future trends and the problems to which these could give rise. It was with a view to compiling a number of long-range studies that the independent Steering Committee on Future Health Scenarios was set up in 1983. In 1985 the Steering Committee appointed a board of experts to conduct

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-0429-3000. As will emerge from the contents of the report, substantial policy efforts will be required in order to ensure that by that date accidents cause less harm to public health than they do at present. This report sets out to stimulate thinking on the strategies to be adopted.

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Hoi Yan Lam,Tun Hing Lui,Chun Man Mavided of the scale of the damage to public health caused by accidents (section 2.2). Subsequently the way this problem has evolved in recent decades, and the background to those trends, will be examined (section 2.3). Finally this analysis of the present situation and the past is used to compile an

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Progress in Sign and Gesture Recognition,reasons. In the case of accidents in the course of medical treatment, the special nature of this category means that it is best dealt with in a separate scenario project. This special nature emerges from the problems noted below in relation to the definition of terms and from the lack of reliable da

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Abdullah A. Al-Shaher,Edwin. R. Hancockfirst place this involved the compilation of a systematic package of scenarios, each going into sufficient detail to enable the consequences for the year 2000 to be calculated (section 4.2). The computer model to be used is discussed in section 4.3. Finally the projected quantitative effects of the various scenarios are discussed in section 4.4.