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Prevention of Injury Guidance Document

Most Buddhists visit the temple at least once or twice a month and more than half do so at least weekly. The frequency of visiting the temple does not differ very much between elderly Buddhist men and women but is somewhat more frequent in the provinces than in Phnom Penh. Older Buddhist elderly are somewhat less likely than their younger counterparts to go to the temple during the previous month. While this may seem contradictory to the higher proportion of older than younger elderly Buddhists who indicated that religion was very important for them, it is likely a reflection. | Prevention of Injury Guidance Document Standards Programs Community Development Branch Ministry of Health Promotion May 2010 Working Group Co-Chairs Janice Greco Joy Lang Working Group Members Steven Boyd Christina Bradley Jacqui Candlish Lenni Eubanks Carol Goodall Betty-Ann Horbul Working Group Writer Daria Parsons Editor Diane Finkle Perazzo ISBN 978-1-4435-2914-3 Queen s Printer for Ontario 2010 Published for the Ministry of Health Promotion Prevention of Injury Guidance Document Table of Contents Acknowledgements.7 1 Section 1. Introduction.8 a Development of MHP s Guidance Documents.8 b Content Overview.8 c Goal of the Prevention of Injury and Substance Misuse Program.9 d Intended Audience and Purpose.9 2 Section 2. Background.10 a Relationship between Injury and the Social Determinants of Health.10 b The International Picture.11 c The National Picture.12 d Provincial.13 Economic Burden of Injury in Ontario.14 Causes of Injury in Ontario.14 Requirement 1.17 3 Section 3. OPHS Injury Prevention Requirements.19 a Falls across the Lifespan.19 i Falls in Children.19 1 Economic Burden of Falls in Children in Ontario.19 Requirement 2.20 a Situational Assessment.20 b Partnerships.20 c The Social Determinants of Health.22 d Policy.22 e Best Practice.24 f Programs.24 g Promising Practices.25 Requirement 3.26 a Priority Populations.26 Requirement 4.26 Requirement 5.27 a Evidence-based Promising Policy.28 b Crossovers.28 c Key Resources.29 i Falls in Older Adults.30 1 Economic Burden of Falls in Older Adults in Ontario.30 Prevention of Injury Guidance Document