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<description>One Health &amp; Risk Management. 2023, Vol. 4, No. 2
One Health &amp; Risk Management is a biannual scientific journal for specialists in medical and biological sciences, which was founded in 2019 within the Moldavian Biosafety and Biosecurity Association (MDBBA). The journal accepts submissions in Romanian, English, French and Russian, in accordance with current international standards and guidelines. The Journal policy is aligned with the new concepts of international organizations (WHO, OIE FAO, etc.), such as One Health Approach, enclosed within a cooperative, multisectoral, transdisciplinary, national and international framework. The current state of the contemporary world in terms of depth and dynamics of changes, as well as the accelerated rate of research and innovation on evidence-based risk management, generate a progressive growth in the amount of medical and biological data. Therefore, One Health &amp; Risk Management Journal will support and publish manuscripts based on scientific evidence on human, animal and environmental health. The priority for acceptance would be given to those articles which report study results on identification of specific hazards and risk assessment associated with these hazards, development and analysis of potential risk management options, as well as selection and implementation of a specific monitoring and evaluation strategy used for risk management. The rigorous review process (double-blind peer review) will involve professionals from various scientific fields, who comply with the international ethical guidelines for scientific publications. One Health &amp; Risk Management magazine will increase its visibility by exchanging articles with other relevant publications and collaborating with similar national and international organizations, as well as via its website, which includes the recently published articles, providing the opportunity to get real-time information (Free Open Access). The editorial board of the magazine brings together outstanding personalities, both from the country and abroad, who help to maintain the journal to the highest scientific standards.
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<title>Profesorul Ion Bahnarel la 70 de ani</title>
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<title>Study of driver's attitudes towards road safety in Georgia</title>
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<description>Study of driver's attitudes towards road safety in Georgia
Chkhirodze, Giorgi; Chkhaberidze, Nino; Pitskhelauri, Nato; Tskaroveli, Giorgi; Chikhladze, Nino
Introduction. Road traffic injuries are a global public health challenges and a leading cause&#13;
of death and disability. This study examines the relationships between road traffic accident&#13;
involvement, driving behaviors, and drivers’ attitudes towards traffic safety in Georgia.&#13;
Material and methods. Behavior of two hundred Georgian drivers were reported using a&#13;
self-administered questionnaire. The criteria for inclusion in the study were residency of Georgia and at least one year of driving experience.&#13;
Results. A total of 200 Georgian drivers were interviewed. 59% of study participants felt that&#13;
the road safety had not improved at all over the past ten years. 94% of respondents were&#13;
involved in a road traffic accident as a driver. 99% of male drivers and 84% of female drivers&#13;
have been fined for speeding in the last three years. 95% of males and 51% of females have&#13;
experienced driving under the influence of alcohol once, and 2% of males and 43% of females&#13;
have never driven under the influence of alcohol.&#13;
Conclusions. The study demonstrated that alcohol consumption, the use of mobile phones&#13;
while driving and high speed are very common among drivers in Georgia.; Introducere. Leziunile cauzate de traficul rutier afectează sănătatea publică, soldându-se cu&#13;
dizabilități și reprezentând o cauză principală de deces la nivel global. Acest studiu examinează relațiile dintre implicarea în accidentele rutiere, comportamentele de conducere și atitudinile șoferilor față de siguranța traficului în Georgia.&#13;
Material si metode. A fost analizat comportamentul a două sute de șoferi georgieni folosindu-se un chestionar autoadministrat. Criteriile de includere în studiu au fost: rezidența în&#13;
Georgia și cel puțin un an de experiență de conducere.&#13;
Rezultate. Din numărul total de șoferi georgieni intervievați, 59% au considerat că siguranța&#13;
rutieră nu s-a îmbunătățit deloc în ultimii zece ani; 94% dintre respondenți au fost implicați&#13;
într-un accident rutier în calitate de șofer; 99% dintre bărbații șoferi și 84% dintre femeile&#13;
șoferițe au fost amendați în ultimii trei ani pentru depășire de viteză.; 95% dintre bărbați și&#13;
51% dintre femei au condus sub influența alcoolului cel puțin o dată, iar 2% dintre bărbați și&#13;
43% dintre femei nu au condus niciodată sub influența alcoolului.&#13;
Concluzii. Studiul a demonstrat că utilizarea telefoanelor mobile la volan, consumul de alcool, și viteza sporită sunt fenomene frecvent atestate în rândul șoferilor din Georgia.
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<title>Parents' knowledge, attitudes and practices regarding household injury of children under 5 years old</title>
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<description>Parents' knowledge, attitudes and practices regarding household injury of children under 5 years old
Cazacu-Stratu, Angela; Cociu, Svetlana; Plamadeala, Alexandru; Coman, Madalina
Introduction. Around 950,000 children and teenagers die each year as a result of injuries&#13;
and violence throughout the world. The most common cause of death for children under the&#13;
age of five is trauma that occurs in the home environment. Aim of the study: To assess the&#13;
knowledge, attitudes and practices of parents with children aged 0-5 years old regarding&#13;
unintentional injuries among home environment. Materials and methods. Parents of children under five years old were asked to complete a survey between October and December&#13;
2021, which was distributed online via social media. The questionnaire contained 43 items&#13;
and was analysed using Microsoft Excel. Results. The questionnaire was completed by 300&#13;
parents with children up to 5 years old, mostly aged between 26-35 years old (72%), with&#13;
high education (79.3%), of them 96% females, majority from urban areas (79.7%), with&#13;
medium socio-economic status. Nearly 75% of respondents believe their child could get hurt&#13;
at home, most commonly through an injury (42.7%), followed by ingesting foreign objects&#13;
(22%). Falls were the primary cause of the majority of the child's accidents over the last year&#13;
(60%) despite them being uncommon (54.7%) and infrequent (22%) in nature. Most often&#13;
(54.7%), parents said that they see and hear their child all the time, but occasionally leave&#13;
them for a short time. When their child suffered an injury at home, only 33.3% of parents&#13;
sought medical attention. Conclusion. The results of this study will allow for a greater focus&#13;
on young children's safety in the household. By identifying and emphasizing the knowledge,&#13;
attitudes, and practices of parents with children 0–5 years old, we will be able to notify the&#13;
necessary authorities and advise particular measures to prevent home accidents.; Introducere. Aproximativ 950.000 de copii și adolescenți decedează în fiecare an în întreaga&#13;
lume ca urmare a traumelor și a violenței. Cea mai frecventă cauză de deces pentru copiii&#13;
sub cinci ani sunt traumele care au loc în mediul casnic. Scopul studiului: evaluarea cunoștințelor, atitudinilor și practicilor părinților care au copii cu vârstele cuprinse între 0-5&#13;
ani în ceea ce privește leziunile neintenționate în mediul casnic. Material și metode. Părinții&#13;
copiilor sub 5 ani au completat un chestionar în perioada octombrie - decembrie 2021, care a&#13;
fost distribuit online prin rețelele sociale. Chestionarul a conținut 43 de itemi și a fost analizat&#13;
folosind Microsoft Excel. Rezultate. Chestionarul a fost completat de 300 de părinți. Majoritatea părinților aveau vârstele cuprinse între 26-35 de ani (72%), cu studii superioare –&#13;
79,3%, dintre care 96% de femei, majoritatea din mediul urban (79,7%), cu statut socioeconomic mediu. Aproape 75% considerau, că în condițiile casnice copii lor ar putea fi afectați cel mai frecvent din cauza unei răni (42,7%), urmată de ingerarea de obiecte străine&#13;
(22%). În ultimul an, conform itemilor din chestionar, căderile au fost cauza principală a&#13;
traumelor copiilor (60%), în 54,7% căderile au fost înregistrate mai puțin frecvent și în 22%&#13;
de cazuri - rar. De cele mai multe ori (54,7%) părinții au menționat că copiii sunt permanent&#13;
supravegheați, totuși, ocazional, se întâmplă să-i lase fără supraveghere pe o durată scurtă&#13;
de timp. Când copilul lor a suferit o traumă acasă, doar 33,3% dintre părinți au solicitat&#13;
îngrijiri medicale.&#13;
Concluzie. Rezultatele acestui studiu accentuează importanța siguranței copiilor în mediul&#13;
casnic. Prin identificarea și evidențierea cunoștințelor, atitudinilor și practicilor părinților cu&#13;
copii sub 5 ani, vom putea sesiza instituțiile necesare să întreprindă măsuri speciale pentru&#13;
prevenirea traumatismelor casnice.
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