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making the link supports senior practitioners and policymakers working to prevent unintentional injury to children and young people in we know that too many children and young people are killed, disabled or seriously injured in accidents. however, it can often be difficult to know where to find the data and statistics to help you in your work to reduce accidents.  we have collected together information and links to reliable online sources of data and statistics for childhood accidents. this will help practitioners and policymakers make the case for child accident prevention and provide evidenced arguments for accident programmes in a new short paper from the royal college of nursing (rcn) updates its may 2017 report on the decline in school nurses and emerging trend of a new national child mortality database (ncmd) is being developed at the university of bristol that aims to reduce prema*ure mortality by a progress report on the government’s 2015 road safety statement setting out measures taken and currently in progress across the 23 short term actions which formed the original programme of activity.. using a ‘safe systems’ approach to develop a road safety strategy for somerset. somerset county council has been seeking views on a new draft road safety strategy which aims to deliver a vision that no road user should be killed or seriously injured on the county’s roads.. road safety education for young people with special needs: vale school’s travelators. vale school in tottenham’s travelators project video ‘travel light, travel right’ makes it clear what issues matter to young. the trouble with child car seats – parents’ views and providing support. lyn rowe, road safety officer from leicester city council on what she learned from talking with parents during car seat checks. a new houses of parliament research briefing looks at the quality of housing in the uk private rented sector and interventions to improve the as*ociation of directors of public health (adph) has published policy positions on key life course and public health priorities