A Brief Educational Intervention to Improve Healthcare Providers' Awareness of Child Passenger Safety

Table 2

Responses to child passenger safety questions before and after educational intervention: the ford see me safe child passenger safety education study.

Questions	before intervention 𝑛 (%)	after intervention 𝑛 (%)	𝑃 value*
What is the leading cause of death among children (4–14 years) in the USA?
Correct	193 (89.4)	210 (97.2)	0.002
Incorrect	23 (10.6)	6 (2.8)
What is the minimum age at which children can graduate from a rear-facing child safety seat to a forward-facing child safety seat?
Correct	137 (63.4)	210 (94.0)	<0.0001
Incorrect	79 (36.6)	13 (6.0)
When should a child transition to a booster seat?
Correct	147 (68.1)	206 (95.4)	<0.0001
Incorrect	69 (31.9)	10 (4.6)
At about what height are children generally ready to graduate from a booster seat to wearing only a lap-shoulder belt?
Correct	60 (27.8)	212 (98.1)	<0.0001
Incorrect	156 (72.2)	4 (1.9)
Until what age are children safest riding in the back seat?
Correct	33 (15.3)	186 (86.1)	<0.0001
Incorrect	183 (84.7)	30 (13.9)

∗McNemar’s chi square test.