… change interventions. In Figure 1, we represent two life course trajectories: one with higher
risk of traffic injury and one with lower risk. We propose that Screening, Brief Intervention, and …

… or well integrated within emergency management practices. We use the life course perspective9 …
We apply the 5 principles of the life course perspective9 to veterans’ mental health and …

… The aim of this article is to explore how the traumatization of emergency responders and
other emergency-based personnel (ERs) is influenced by the nature of organizational support …

… a specific time period during which a life-saving intervention must occur to be “immediate.” …
of an immediate intervention, we further defined an immediate life-saving intervention as one …

… By advocating for interventions throughout the life course—starting with maternal health
and prenatal care—we and our partners can make a positive difference in early childhood …

… In a forthcoming essay (1978), I describe the emergence of a temporal perspective on the
family life course as one of the turning points in the trend among sociol ogists toward genuine …

… at mid- and late life, may be anchored to earlier circumstances of the life course. Of particular
… that continue or are repeated across the life course, such as enduring economic strain and …

… as an emergency with a major therapeutic life-saving … , emergency medical systems linked
to hospitals capable of providing a rapid diagnosis and performing the relevant interventions …

… Our standardized 6-h educational intervention in two sessions induced significant
improvement of anaphylaxis-related knowledge and practical emergency management skills …

… Because interventions are dependent on the circumstances at the scene of the emergency
scene, this study adds another novel dimension explaining bystander interventions. Even …