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Personal Flotation Device (PFD) Observation Studies

Study results

Study tools

PFD Observation Guide (PDF)
PFD Observation Training (PPT)
Site Collection Form 1 (PDF)
Site Collection Form 2 (PDF)
Passenger Collection Sheet (PDF)
Coordinating National and State PFD Observation Studies (PDF)

Washington State

Children and youth

General

Drownings reported in newspapers (drowning news clippings)

United States

Children and youth

General

Lifeguards

CDC Lifeguard Effectiveness Report

Global

In This Section...

Winter 2012: Good Growing Newsletter

In This Issue

Recognizing Mental Health “Action Signs” in Children
Do You Have a “Bail-Out” Phrase?
More New Guidelines for Infant Sleep Safety

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