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    Guidelines for conducting epidemiological studies of blast injury

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    Date
    2018
    Author
    Bieler, Dan
    Cernak, Ibolja F
    Martineau, L
    Bjarnason, Stephen
    Franke, Axel F
    Kirkman, Emrys
    Leggieri, Michael J
    Orru, Hans
    Ouellet, S
    Philippens, M
    Risling, MG
    Sarron, JC
    Skriudalen, Stian
    Teland, Jan Arild
    Watts, Sarah A
    Gupta, Raj
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    Abstract
    Blast injuries are often caused by more than one mechanism, do not occur in isolation, and typically elicit a secondary multi-system response. Research efforts often do not separate blast injuries caused by blast waves from those caused by blunt force trauma and other mechanisms. 15 experts from nine different NATO nations developed in the HFM Research Task Group (RTG; HFM-234 (RTG)) ‘Environmental Toxicology of Blast Exposures: Injury Metrics, Modelling, Methods and Standards’ Guidelines for Conducting Epidemiological Studies of Blast Injury. This paper describes these guidelines, which are intended to provide blast injury researchers and clinicians with a basic set of recommendations for blast injury epidemiological study design and data collection that need to be considered and described when conducting prospective longitudinal studies of blast injury.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12242/2499
    DOI
    10.1136/jramc-2018-000948
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    Bieler, Dan; Cernak, Ibolja F; Martineau, L; Bjarnason, Stephen; Franke, Axel F; Kirkman, Emrys; Leggieri, Michael J; Orru, Hans; Ouellet, S; Philippens, M; Risling, MG; Sarron, JC; Skriudalen, Stian; Teland, Jan Arild; Watts, Sarah A; Gupta, Raj. Guidelines for conducting epidemiological studies of blast injury. Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps 2018
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