Keywordsinjury; social correlates; school children; Indonesia; Myanmar; Sri Lanka; Thailand; temperament; injury; dog bites; children; shyness; injury prevention; outdoor play; risky play; active play; child development; playground safety; population size estimation; foreign body injuries; social network; scale up methods; self-resolved injuries; suicidal expression; adolescent; school health; sub-Saharan Africa; abusive head trauma; child abuse; children; China; children; supervision; bathing; drowning; safety; dog bites; injury; safety; China; rural health; unintentional injuries; home injuries; children; accidents; trauma; home visits; Pakistan; child maltreatment (CM); economic evaluation; willingness-to-pay (WTP); benefit-cost analysis (BCA); contingent valuation (CV) surveys; childhood; injury; parents; risk perception; social environment; qualitative research
