Contents injuryprevention.bmj.com June 2010 Volume 16 Issue 3 Injury Prevention Editorial 145 Measuring quality of life after injury R Lyons Original articles 147 The measurement of long-term health-related quality of life after injury: comparison of EQ-5D and the health utilities index S Polinder, J A Haagsma, G Bonsel, M-L Essink-Bot, H Toet, E F van Beeck 154 Developing injury indicators for Canadian children and youth: a modified-Delphi approach I Pike, S Piedt, L Warda, N Yanchar, C Macarthur, S Babul, A K Macpherson 161 Injury-related childhood mortality in migrant households in a southern city of China H Wang, G A Smith, L Stallones, H Xiang 166 Characteristics of non-fatal fall injuries in rural India R Dandona, G A Kumar, R Ivers, R Joshi, B Neal, L Dandona 172 Sleep habits and excessive daytime sleepiness correlate with injury risks in the general population in Taiwan Y-Y Chen, K C-C Wu 178 Factors associated with incorrect bicycle helmet use B E Hagel, R S Lee, M Karkhaneh, D Voaklander, B H Rowe 185 Effectiveness of pads and enclosures as safety interventions on consumer trampolines K Alexander, D Eager, C Scarrott, G Sushinsky Special feature 190 Developing a global research agenda on violence and injury prevention: a modest proposal A Villaveces, A Christiansen, S W Hargarten Brief reports 194 Reporting on road traffic injury: content analysis of injuries and prevention opportunities in Ghanaian newspapers I K Yankson, E N L Browne, H Tagbor, P Donkor, R Quansah, G E Asare, C N Mock, B E Ebel 198 Head and traumatic brain injuries among Australian children, July 2000–June 2006 J G Berry, L M Jamieson, J E Harrison Study protocol 203 This article is available in full in the electronic pages of this issue of Injury prevention (see Electronic pages below) IP Methods 204 Action indicators for injury prevention J M MacKay, A K Macpherson, I Pike, J Vincenten, R McClure Cochrane corner 208 The Cochrane Injuries Group celebrates the publication of its 100th review: time to reflect on impact F Bunn News and notes 210 Global news highlights From SAVIR 211 It wouldn’t hurt to walk: promoting pedestrian injury research D A Sleet, K Pollack, F Rivara, S Frattaroli, C Peek-Asa WHO update 213 UN General Assembly calls for decade of action for road safety M Peden PostScript 214 Letters 215 Calendar 215 Correction Splinters and fragments 216 Splinters and fragments A S Guard Electronic pages e2 Protocol for a mixed-methods study on leader- based interventions in construction contractors’ safety commitments B H Pedersen, J Dyreborg, P Kines, K L Mikkelsen, H Hannerz, D R Andersen, S Spangenberg Co Edit 145 Orig 147 154 injuryprevention.bmj.com June 2010 Volume 16 Issue 3 INJURY Prevention This article has been chosen by the Editor to be of special interest or importance and is freely available online. Articles carrying the Unlocked Logo are freely available online under the BMJ Journals unlocked scheme. See http://injuryprevention.bmj.com/info/ unlocked.dtl This journal is a member of and subscribes to the principles of the Committee on Publication Ethics www.publicationethics.org.uk on April 19, 2020 by guest. Protected by copyright. http://injuryprevention.bmj.com/ Inj Prev: first published as on 1 June 2010. Downloaded from