Deliberate firesetting: an international public health issue

Nichola Tyler,Theresa A Gannon,Caoilte Ó Ciardha,James R Ogloff,Rob Stadolnik

doi:10.1016/s2468-2667(19)30136-7

Abstract

Deliberate firesetting: an international public health issue

Highlights

Fires have resulted in hundreds of human injuries (such given the striking effect that it has on as burns and smoke inhalation) and fatalities, as well human health and wellbeing, we argue that deliberate as widespread psychological trauma for communities— firesetting is a key cause of concern for public including fire service professionals—who have wit-health services
Fires have resulted in hundreds of human injuries and fatalities, as well human health and wellbeing, we argue that deliberate as widespread psychological trauma for communities— firesetting is a key cause of concern for public including fire service professionals—who have wit-health services
Deliberate deliberate firesetting have historically rested with the firesetting presents a much wider international public Fire and Rescue Service and the criminal justice system, health concern outside of these large-scale incidents

Summary

Introduction

Fires have resulted in hundreds of human injuries (such given the striking effect that it has on as burns and smoke inhalation) and fatalities, as well human health and wellbeing, we argue that deliberate as widespread psychological trauma for communities— firesetting is a key cause of concern for public including fire service professionals—who have wit-health services. Deliberate firesetting: an international public health issue

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