Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Safety and minority ethnic communities: A preliminary study on the safety information needs of the Asian Chinese and Vietnamese communities living in the UK in the 1990s,1994,1,1,5-15,Parmar
Requirements for safety-related information in standards for consumer products,1994,1,,7-27,van Weperen
Seeing the problem: Roles for surveillance in injury control,1994,1,1,29-42,Rogmans
Residential smoke detector performance in the United States,1994,1,1,43-50,Neily
A review of bicycle helmet effectiveness,1994,1,1,51-57,Hayes
Child-resistant cigarette lighters in the United States,1994,1,2,75-80,Harwood
Perceived hazardousness of child-care products and the effectiveness of safety information,1994,1,2,81-91,
Sports injuries and injury preventive behavior related to hockey and volleyball in the Netherlands,1994,1,2,93-99,den Hertog
A review of national arrangements for consumer influence in product safety standardization in the EEA,1994,1,2,101-115,Ringstedt
Market control in Finland - experiences in practice,1994,1,2,117-128,Tomperi
A review of cycle helmet effectiveiness,1994,1,1,51-57,Hayes
Requirements for safety-related information in standards for consumer products,1994,1,1,17-27,van Weperen
Safety and minority ethnic communities: a preliminary study on the home safety information needs of the Asian Chinese and Vietnamese communities living in the UK in the 1990s,1994,1,1,5-16,Parmar
Everyone has an interest in consumer safety (editorial),1994,1,1,3-4,Drewry
Consumer safety: a new area for research (editorial),1994,1,1,1-2,Rogmans
Market control in Finland -- experiences in practice,1994,1,2,117-128,Tomperi
A review of national arrangements for consumer influence in product safety standardization in the EEA,1994,1,2,101-116,Ringstedt
Sports injuries and injury-preventive behavior related to hockey and volleyball in the Netherlands,1994,1,2,93-100,den Hertog
Perceived hazardousness of child-care products and the effectiveness of safety information,1994,1,2,81-92,Trommelen
Europe signposts a safet world; the way ahead for consumer safety in Europe,1997,4,4,215-221,Rogmans
The use of pH and acid/alkaline reserve for the classification and labelling of household cleaning products: data from a poison control center,1997,4,4,191-213,Craan
Improved portable circular saw safety performance through riving knife design modification,1997,4,4,179-190,Seiden
Recording of home and leisure accidents: differences between population surveys and A and E department surveillance systems,1997,4,4,165-178,Mulder
Consumers and self-assembly products: problems and solutions,1997,4,3,145-156,Clift
Mixing and matching horizontal and vertical standards: A case study on toy-related injuries,1997,4,3,129-141,Dolinis
Current activities in the field of child safety within the CEN and ISO,1997,4,3,119-128,Krische
Injury incidence risk perception and product-related safety behavior among 18- and 45-year olds,1997,4,3,107-117,Ueland
The European Review of Injury Surveillance and Control (EURORISC) project: A multi-centre European study,1997,4,2,97-100,Morrison
Sustained pushing and pulling by children,1997,4,2,79-95,de Winter
Product involvement in do-it-yourself maintenance injury,1997,4,2,67-77,Routley
The Fort McMurray demonstration project in social marketing: Health- and safety-related behaviour in a prosperous industrial community,1997,4,2,53-65,Guidotti
Some aspects of Swedish market Court practice as to risk assessmenet,1997,4,1,29-51,Ringstedt
Ergonomic and product safety research in Japan,1997,4,1,23-28,Page
Consumer safety protection in Japan,1997,4,1,11-22,Rogmans
Product liability law and injury prevention in Asia and the Pacific,1997,4,1,1-10,Goldring
Editorial: Product inforamtion as part of a general safety policy,1996,3,4,217-219,Venema
Designing warning signs and labels: a theoretical / scientific framework,1996,3,4,205-216,Lehto
Safety labels questioned: do they really reach the consumer?,1996,3,4,191-203,Petre
Harmonization of product information for child-care products,1996,3,4,181-190,Trommelen
American safety label standard gains acceptance worldwide,1996,3,4,175-180,Ross
Editorial: Product information as a safety provision,1996,3,4,169-173,Venema
Aspiration hazard and consumer products: a review,1996,3,3,153-164,Craan
Parameters correlating to injury severity score in playground-related fall accidents,1996,3,3,147-152,Mayr
The risk of sensorineural hearing loss from noisy toys and recreational activities in children and teenagers,1996,3,3,137-146,Axelsson
Consumer product-related injury in Australia: direct hospital and medical costs,1996,3,3,125-136,Watson
Risk management and consumer safety,1996,3,3,111-124,Goats
Topteams ban sports injuries: an evaluation,1996,3,2,93-98,van Kernebeek
Consumer perceptions of injuries sustained in aerobic classes,1996,3,2,87-91,Currie
Priorities in child safety products,1996,3,2,79-86,van de Waeter
Trends in bicycle-related injuries in Norway 1990-1993. Does prevention yield effects?,1996,3,2,67-77,Kopjar
Regional strategies for injury prevention: Experiences from six county-wide programs in Sweden,1996,3,2,57-65,Andersson
The actual release-values of ski safety-bindings on ski-runs in Austria,1996,3,1,39-46,Boldrino
Structural integrity assessment and testing,1996,3,1,31-38,de Winter
An analysis of blade access time for ride-on mowers,1996,3,1,21-29,Adler
Safety information on dangerous products: consumer assessment of hazard symbols,1996,3,1,9-20,Petre
Falkoping Sweden ten years after: still a safe community?,1996,3,1,1-7,Schelp
Consumer input in standardization: a case study of toy safety,1995,2,4,209-222,Petre
Economic impact of a regulation imposing full-face protectors on adult recreational hockey players,1995,2,4,191-207,Regnier
Swing accidents within the European region,1995,2,4,175-189,Mulder
Helmet optimization: outer and inner shell behavior with respect to various criteria,1995,2,3,149-162,Beusenberg
Hand fractures in sports. an analysis of incidence and etiology across the life span,1995,2,3,143-148,Kingma
The elder the fall and the U.S. government: reducing injury and death from accidental falls,1995,2,3,133-142,O'Reilly
Valuing consumer safety,1995,2,3,117-131,Ball
Safe Communities in industrialised versus less industrialised countries: different models similarities and differences,1995,2,2,101-107,Mohan
Different regions and countries different models?,1995,2,2,83-99,Graham
The role of theory in evaluation and research on injury prevention,1995,2,2,71-82,Aarø
Community safety promotion at local regional and national levels,1995,2,2,61-70,Andersson
Editorial: International Journal for Consumer Safety -- an issue on 'safe communities',1995,2,2,59-60,Lund
Product liability and product safety -- complementary approaches to consumer safety. Some observations of the situation in the EEA,1995,2,1,31-45,Ringstedt
The protective effect of fences: providing protection to the 0-4 year old,1995,2,1,21-30,Jaartsveld
Entrapment betweeen doors in houses,1995,2,1,13-19,Venema
Chin strap forces on bicycle helmets,1995,2,1,1-11,Andersson
Pushing and pulling forces exerted by children,1994,1,4,243-258,de Winter
Benzodiazepines and falling injuries in the elderly,1994,1,4,239-242,Honkanen
Safety of playgrounds in The Netherlands,1994,1,4,231-238,Beugels
Assessment of product stability,1994,1,4,221-230,van Aken
Bicycle-related injuries: Injury hazard and risk patterns,1994,1,4,207-220,Tinsworth
'Not suitable for children under 3 years of age'; the effects of pictogram characteristics and consumer's attributes on comprehension of and intended compliance with the warning,1994,1,3,175-188,Akerboom
The design and safety of swimming pool covers,1994,1,3,163-174,Norris
Structural engineering concepts applied to products,1994,1,3,151-162,de Winter
Safety in the making: Australian product safety for the year 2020,1994,1,3,141-149,Moller