0068 Drowning knowledge and perceptions are key factors associated with reported swimming pool supervision behavior for caregivers of toddlers in the U.S

摘要: Statement of purpose Drowning is the leading cause unintentional injury-related death for toddlers within U.S. Caregiver supervision an important layer protection against drowning, yet often inadequate. The aim this study to understand factors associated with self-reported caregiver behavior at pool when confronted distractions. Methods/Approach A survey was conducted using online Amazon MTurk platform. Participants were over 18 years old and a 1–4 year old. asked about demographics background, assessed drowning knowledge, rated agreement statements arm’s reach distraction-related behavior. Data analyzed 650 residents multivariate linear regression identify predictors scores. Results Caregivers more knowledge (p Conclusions This offers information that impact results support usefulness education initiatives. Significance highlights how water safety perceptions are drivers subsequent risk.