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Home » Publications » Effect of a Smart Start Playground Improvement Grant on Child Care Playground Hazards

Effect of a Smart Start Playground Improvement Grant on Child Care Playground Hazards

Jonathan Kotch & Christine Guthrie
August
1998

This report presents results from a comparison of the playground safety of child care playgrounds in a county that used Smart Start funds for playground improvement compared to a non-Smart Start county.

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PDF icon FPG_SmartStart_Effect-SS-Playground-Improvement-Grant-on-CC-Playground-Hazards-August1998.pdf

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Evaluation of North Carolina's Smart Start Initiative

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