A One Health approach considers the role of changing environments with regard to
infectious and chronic disease risks affecting humans and nonhuman animals. Recent …

Background Falls occurring on stairs or in bathrooms are associated with a high risk of
injuries among older adults. Home environmental assessments are frequently used to guide …

A historically unprecedented increase in the world's geriatric population over the next 4
decades will challenge prehospital emergency medical services, health care providers, and …

In this article, we report a qualitative case study, in which we examined enablers and
barriers related to the development, implementation, and sustainability of a comprehensive …

Objectives: Research that examined changes in the laws in respect to work hours was of
great importance for understanding its current status and causes. However, most research …

Introduction Among people aged≥ 65 years, falling is the leading cause of emergency
department visits. Emergency medical services (EMS) are often called to help older adults …

Objectives: The global shift from infectious diseases to chronic diseases is a global problem
that will reduce the quality of life and increase the need for services such as rehabilitation …

Abstract Introduction The Coroners Department (CD) records hold important demographic,
injury and death details for victims of burn injuries derived from various sources yet this rich …

Vulnerable groups are found to be over-represented in fire fatalities statistics. In official
Norwegian documents vulnerability is described as related to factors such as old age …

Purpose–The purpose of this paper is to analyse costs and benefits from new collaborations
in daily emergency response and to demonstrate how cost-benefit analysis (CBA) can be …