Understanding parental motivators and barriers to uptake of child poison safety strategies: a qualitative study.

The objective of this study was to develop an understanding of factors acting as barriers and motivators to parental (of children under 5 yrs. of age) uptake of child poison safety strategies. Conclusion: Environmental measures targeting child resistant containers, warning labels, and lockable poisons cupboards will support parents' efforts to maintain poison safety. Personal or vicarious exposure of a parent to a child poisoning incident was a significant motivator for increased uptake of safety practices. Contains statistical tables.

Record #:
8463
Date:
2005
Format:
Journal Article
Author:
Gibbs, L., et al.
Corp:
School of Health and Social Development, Deakin University, Victoria.
Source:
Injury Prevention www.injuryprevention.com
Citation:
11(6)dec 05
Keywords:
POISON SAFETY CHILD RESISTANT CONTAINERS SAFE STORAGE WARNING LABELS SAFETY PRACTICES CHILD DEVELOPMENT SUPERVISION
Identity:
AUS
Location:
p
Class:
E222

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