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Fidelity [ Time Frame: surveys collected from parents within one week of well-child visit. Surveys will be collected during the duration of the pre-implementation, active implementation, and sustainment phases (30 months total) ]
Whether the clinician followed the two SAFE Firearm steps (counseling and offering cable lock), measured via parent-report
Secondary Outcome Measures :
Reach [ Time Frame: EHR data on reach will be extracted for the time period: the beginning of the pre-implementation period through the sustainment period (30 months total) ]
Number of parent-youth dyads who receive the safe firearm program divided by number of eligible parent-youth dyads (extracted from EHR)
Parent-reported acceptability [ Time Frame: Parent surveys will be collected from parents within one week of well-child visit from pre-implementation through sustainment (30 months total) ]
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Pre-teen friends sitting on climbing frame in playground.
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Fears over road safety and crime are preventing some parents letting their children outside to play independently.
That is the claim from advocates of outdoor play, academics and parents as a study revealed children in the UK are not generally allowed to play outside on their own until just before they turn 11.
This was compared to their parents generation who were generally let out to play just before the age of nine.
The British Children’s Play Survey, published in the International Journal of Environmental Research into Public Health, took place in April last year in which just over 1,900 parents of five-11-year-olds were surveyed.