Evaluation of a systematic approach for identifying injury scenarios

Keyphrases

• Parallel Teams 100%
• Rating Patterns 100%
• Chicago 50%
• Illinois 50%
• Psychosocial Factors 50%
• Injury Levels 50%
• Multidisciplinary Team 50%
• Reconstruction Method 50%
• Internal Consistency 50%
• 12-year-olds 50%
• Older Residents 50%
• Reliability Validity 50%
• Factor Importance 50%
• Pediatric Trauma Center 50%
• Likert Scale 50%
• Intraclass Correlation Coefficient 50%
• Pattern Analysis 50%
• Childhood Factors 50%
• Global Attributes 50%
• Narrative Description 50%
• Agreement Statistics 50%
• Pedestrian Injury 50%
• Injury Events 50%
• Traffic Factor 50%
• Injury Causation 50%
• Medical Factors 50%
• Sequence Reconstruction 50%
• Child Pedestrian Injury 50%
• Multidisciplinary Method 50%
• Process Consistency 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Face Validity 100%
• Childhood Injury 50%
• Correlation Coefficient 50%
• Internal Consistency 50%
• Likert Scale 50%

Psychology

• Face Validity 100%
• Team Member 50%
• Intraclass Correlation 50%
• Likert Scale 50%