@article{ref1,
title="Competency-based strategies for injury control and prevention curriculums in undergraduate medical education",
journal="Injury prevention",
year="2007",
author="Beth Phelan, M. and Falimirski, Mark E. and Simpson, D. E. and Czinner, Mary L. and Hargarten, Stephen W.",
volume="13",
number="1",
pages="6-9",
abstract="Injury, including unintentional injury and intentional injury, is the leading cause of death in people aged &lt;/=44 years. Doctors often treat acute injuries, assist in the rehabilitation process and provide injury prevention guidance to patients. Current undergraduate medical school curriculums lack content and consistency in providing training in this area. A matrix to show the integration of injury control and prevention principles into existing undergraduate medical school curriculums is proposed.&lt;/=44 proposed.   <p years.=&quot;years.&quot; doctors=&quot;doctors&quot; often=&quot;often&quot; treat=&quot;treat&quot; acute=&quot;acute&quot; assist=&quot;assist&quot; rehabilitation=&quot;rehabilitation&quot; process=&quot;process&quot; provide=&quot;provide&quot; guidance=&quot;guidance&quot; patients.=&quot;patients.&quot; current=&quot;current&quot; lack=&quot;lack&quot; content=&quot;content&quot; consistency=&quot;consistency&quot; providing=&quot;providing&quot; training=&quot;training&quot; in=&quot;in&quot; this=&quot;this&quot; area.=&quot;area.&quot; a=&quot;a&quot; matrix=&quot;matrix&quot; to=&quot;to&quot; show=&quot;show&quot; the=&quot;the&quot; integration=&quot;integration&quot; of=&quot;of&quot; injury=&quot;injury&quot; control=&quot;control&quot; and=&quot;and&quot; prevention=&quot;prevention&quot; principles=&quot;principles&quot; into=&quot;into&quot; existing=&quot;existing&quot; undergraduate=&quot;undergraduate&quot; medical=&quot;medical&quot; school=&quot;school&quot; curriculums=&quot;curriculums&quot; is=&quot;is&quot;></p>  <p>Language: en</p>",
language="en",
issn="1353-8047",
doi="10.1136/ip.2006.011940",
url="http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/ip.2006.011940"
}