The Influence of Sociodemographic Factors on the Theoretical Effectiveness of Fire Prevention Interventions on Fatal Residential Fires
作者： Finn Nilson , Marcus Runefors
DOI: 10.1007/S10694-021-01125-X
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摘要: The risk of fatal residential fires is known to be differentiated by sociodemographic factors. However, often prevention measures are introduced generally in a population, thereby perhaps affecting the effectiveness these interventions. By using 20-year high-quality register over Sweden and previously validated Boolean expressions regarding for specific interventions, this study investigates theoretical fire interventions relation different variables fires. results show that fire-related varies considerably such as age, sex, municipal characteristics living conditions. As such, paper highlights importance matching correct measure each individual depending upon factors order achieve maximal effectiveness.
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