Title of article
A Systematic Review of Road Traffic Injury Studies in Iran: Methodology and Prevention Levels
Author/Authors
Sehat ، Mojtaba Trauma Research Center - Kashan University of Medical Sciences , Fakharian ، Esmaeil Trauma Research Center - Kashan University of Medical Sciences , Lotfi ، Sajjad Trauma Research Center - Kashan University of Medical Sciences , Nadi-Ravandi ، Somayyeh Health Information Management Research Center, Educational Development Center - Kashan University of Medical Sciences , Mahdian ، Mehrdad Trauma Research Center - Kashan University of Medical Sciences , Abedzadeh ، Masoumeh Trauma Research Center - Kashan University of Medical Sciences , Fazel ، Mohammad Reza Trauma Research Center - Kashan University of Medical Sciences , Sarbandi ، Fahimeh Trauma Research Center - Kashan University of Medical Sciences , Abedi Gheshlaghi ، Leili Noncommunicable Diseases Research Center - Bam University of Medical Sciences
From page
51
To page
58
Abstract
Background and Objectives: Road traffic injuries (RTIs) are the most frequent public health problem in Iran. The present study reviewed the methodology of the RTI articles using the Haddon matrix evidence. Materials and Methods: PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, ProQuest, and Persian national databases, including SID, Magiran, and IranDoc, were searched for the articles published from March 21, 2009, to October 21, 2020. The search process was done by two independent reviewers. The quality of the articles was assessed based on the Scopus index of journals. Results: Nine-hundred and fourteen articles were included in this review study, which mostly focused on RTIs in Iran and precrash and postcrash prevention approaches. The methodological approach was cross-sectional in 487 (53.2%) articles and merely 5 (0.54%) articles were randomized clinical trial (RCT) papers. RCT studies focused on the human factor in the precrash phase. Research center evidence indicated that the Safety Promotion and Injury Prevention Research Centers mainly focused on human and environmental factors. However, the Trauma Research Center of Kashan and Sina Trauma and Surgery Research Center of Tehran often addressed vehicles. Conclusion: The RTIs studies in Iran often followed a cross-sectional methodology and used a precrash prevention approach.
Keywords
Haddon matrix , Iran , methodology research , prevention level , road traffic crash , road traffic injury , systematic review
Journal title
Archives of Trauma Research
Journal title
Archives of Trauma Research
Record number
2744571
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