Safe To Play

Qualifications of Safe Return to Play Criteria

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Safe and Secure Places to Live, Learn, and Play

Office of Adolescent Health | Website: http://www.hhs.gov/ash/oah/TAG Twitter: @TeenHealthGov Email: [email protected] “Schools, neighborhoods, and community settings can foster and support healthy adolescent development across the spectrum, including physical and mental health, social interactions, and cognitive growth. Adolescents also benefit from safe places to congregate, enjoy social, athle...

Making Plug and Play Safe for Networked Medical Devices

Building “plug-and-play” systems in which multiple devices can be integrated on the fly, and new devices can be added, removed, and modified dynamically during system operation, offers significant potential benefits for the medical community. However, due to the critical health and safety issues associated with medical devices, it is essential to maintain high confidence in the correct function...

To play or not to play.

Safe Routes to Play? Pedestrian and Bicyclist Crashes Near Parks in the Los Angeles Region

Rationale Areas near parks may present active travelers with higher risks than in other areas due to the confluence of more pedestrians and bicyclists, younger travelers, and the potential for increased numbers of motor vehicles. These risks may be amplified in low-income and minority neighborhoods due to generally higher rates of walking or lack of safety infrastructure. Objectives We pursued ...