Med Surg Exam 1 Joint Commission Accrediting body for healthcare facilities Publishes the National Patient Safety Goals Developing factors that affect safety Infants/toddlers o MVA�... �s are leading cause of death for children ages 1-3 o Drowning, chocking (highest 6 months-3 yrs), SIDS Preschoolers o MVA’s are major cause of accidental death o Drowning, fries, poisoning o Falls are major cause of nonfatal injuries >3 years old School age o MVA’s are major cause of accidental death o Falls are major concern for nonfatal injuries o Injuries are often related to sports, skateboarding, bicycle riding and playground injuries. o Injuries outside of the home by other people increases (ex: abductions) [Show More]
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