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Health, 18.12.2019 05:31 jjhagan22

What approach would you recommend that low- and middle-income countries take to prevent and control unintentional injuries? group of answer choices

a. broadly implement policies that have worked in high-income countries.
b. ignore the epidemiology of injuries in local contexts and take a unified approach to addressing the issue.
c. carry out pilot projects based on what has worked in high-income countries, adapt to the local context, and expand more broadly with time.
d. invest all the resources into public health education and communication.

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