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work_mrhlu53xp5hljbb2fkoxjamxda	Stephen Strotmeyer	Injuries among Amish children: opportunities for prevention	2019.0	6	.pdf	application/pdf	3368	302	57	Objectives: The purpose of this study was to examine the injury risk patterns among Amish children, many of Methods: With IRB approval, we performed a retrospective review of Amish patients age ≤ 12 years presenting to a Results: One hundred eighty-three Amish children were admitted, and 2 died from injuries. with animal-related injuries associated with the longest LOS (3 days; IQR 1–4.75). Conclusions: The majority of injuries among Amish children are due to falls. Keywords: Amish, Injury, Trauma, Pediatric One study focusing on the pediatric Amish community specifically, identified falls as the leading cause of Mechanism of injury (MOI) for ICU patients included falls (n = 21; 41.2%), of which 7 (13.7%) were pediatric Amish trauma, our study identified hay hole falls source of trauma, animal-related injuries result in a longer length of stay, identifying another potential area for Hay hole falls and animal-related injuries result A study of trauma in an Amish community.	./cache/work_mrhlu53xp5hljbb2fkoxjamxda.pdf	./txt/work_mrhlu53xp5hljbb2fkoxjamxda.txt