Cool Runnings – an app-based intervention for reducing hot drink scalds: study protocol for a randomised controlled trial

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J. D. Burgess
C. M. Cameron
K. Watt
R. M. Kimble
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[1] University of Queensland,Centre for Children’s Burns and Trauma Research
[2] Wound Management Innovation Cooperative Research Centre,Menzies Health Institute Queensland
[3] Griffith University,College of Public Health, Medical and Veterinary Sciences
[4] James Cook University,undefined
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Paediatric; Burns; Scalds; Injury prevention; Intervention; Smartphone applications;
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