1. The Missing Piece in Bike Safety

3.  Look for safety sticker on approved helmets  Wear a properly fitted helmet  Ride with traffic  Wear bright clothing  Learn hand signals  Ride with a partner

4.  Each year approximately 450,000 of us are taken to hospitals unconscious and without identification.  Every year 300,000 children end up in emergency rooms for bike related injuries

5.  Proper ID and emergency contact numbers on them at all times

6. When you can't speak for yourself, ID will speak for you. ID enables First Responders to immediately contact family members and friends. ID enables family members to provide additional details about your health or give consent for potentially life saving procedures. ID enables hospital staff to locate vital medical records. ID can communicate medical conditions or allergy information to medical staff. ID can prevent serious delays in treatment by saving crucial time during the "golden hour" of medical treatment. ID can save your Life. Period!

7.  www.roadid.com www.roadid.com  www.yikesid.com www.yikesid.com  www.idonme.com www.idonme.com  www.sportstagid.com www.sportstagid.com  www.mypreciouskid.com www.mypreciouskid.com

9.  Getting Approval to set up at WCHOB  Approval from the CNO  Approval from Director of EVS ( Housekeeping)  Approval from the Trauma Coordinator  Making sure nobody else had the space * Trying to get approval from everyone took about 2 weeks.

22. New York State Department of Health. Bike Helmets Save Lives! & it’s the Law!. Retrieved from: http://www.health.ny.gov/publications/3128. http://www.health.ny.gov/publications/3128 Thompson, M., & Frederick, P (2001). Bicycle-Related Injuries. American Family Physician. 63:10, 2007-14. Retrieved from: http://www.aafp.org/afp/2001/0515/p2007.pdf.

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