The Epidemiology and Prevention of Childhood Injuries: An Overview takes a comprehensive approach to understanding and addressing the issue of childhood injuries. It integrates global research and practice in an effort to make significant strides in preventing injuries among children. The book begins with a thorough review of epidemiological measures and methods of childhood injuries and explores the intricate risk factors behind childhood accidents. Chapters cover transport, home, school and play, sports, workplace, violence, and disaster-related injuries. First aid essentials, prevention strategies, accountability and collaboration are discussed. Finally, the book concludes with methodologies, data collection techniques, and outcome assessments to evaluate safety and identify best practices and areas for enhancement. Innovative approaches and recommendations for advancing child protection and preventing injury are presented. This book is a valuable resource to researchers, pediatricians, public health experts, and policy makers worldwide seeking to protect children from injuries and create safer environments for their growth and development.