Professor Julie Brown's Publications
About Professor Julie Brown's Publications
Program Head, Injury Program, The George Institute Australia- Professor, UNSW Sydney
- Co-Director, Transurban Road Safety Centre at NeuRA
- Honorary Principal Research Scientist, Injury Prevention Research Centre
- BSc ,
- PhD
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A multifaceted program to increase the appropriate use and decrease misuse of child restraints
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Buckle-Up Safely Team Direct observations of child restraint use to evaluate a pre-school based education and restraint distribution program
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Review of child restraint evaluation program (CREP) in preparation for CREP Stage 5: ease of use assessment findings
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What should we be assessing in the rear seat?
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Spinal injury in car crashes: crash factors and the effects of occupant age
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Factors predicting incorrect use of restraints by children travelling in cars: a cluster randomised observational study
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A matched-cohort analysis of belted front and rear seat occupants in newer and older model vehicles shows that gains in front occupant safety have outpaced gains for rear seat occupants
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Population-level estimates of child restraint practices among children aged 0-12 years in NSW, Australia
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Shoulder Height Labeling of Child Restraints to Minimize Premature Graduation
Pediatrics Date published: -
The Characteristics of Incorrect Restraint Use Among Children Traveling in Cars in New South Wales, Australia
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Relative Benefits of Population-Level Interventions Targeting Restraint-Use in Child Car Passengers
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Buckle up safely for Indigenous children
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Child restraint evaluation program revised protocol proposal for assessing dynamic and ease of use performances
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Accessory child safety harnesses: Do the risks outweigh the benefits?
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Differences in child restraint related attitudes and behaviours amongst non-English speaking background (NESB) and English speaking background (ESB) families
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Child Restraint System Misuse and/or Inappropriate Use in Australia
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