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Artiklar

“How could the fire fatalities have been prevented? An analysis of 144 cases during 2011–2014 in Sweden”
Runefors, M, Johansson, N. & van Hees, P. (2016) 
Journal of Fire Sciences, Vol 34, Issue 6, pp.515-527, DOI:https://doi.org/10.1177/0734904116667962

”The effectiveness of specific fire prevention measures for different population groups”
Runefors, M, Johansson, N. & van Hees, P. (2017)
Fire Safety Journal, 91, pp. 1044-1050, DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.firesaf.2017.03.064

Assessing the number of fire fatalities in a defined population.
Jonsson, A., Bergqvist, A., & Andersson, R. (2015).
Journal of safety research, 55, 99-103.
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Fire-Related Mortality in Sweden: Temporal Trends 1952 to 2013.
Jonsson, A., Runefors, M., Särdqvist, S., & Nilson, F. (2015).
Fire Technology, 1-11.
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Investigating the effect of banning non-reduced ignition propensity cigarettes on fatal residential fires in Sweden.
The European Journal of Public Health, ckv180.
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Differences in determinants amongst individuals reporting residential fires in Sweden: results from a cross-sectional study.
Nilson, F., Bonander, C., & Jonsson, A. (2015).
Fire Technology, 51(3), 615-626.
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How important is the time factor? Saving lives using the fire and rescue services.
Jaldell H.
Fire Technology (2016).
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– Jonsson, Anders; Bergqvist, Anders; Andersson, Ragnar: Assessing the number of fire fatalities in a defined population (Journal of safety research, 2015)

– Jonsson, Anders; Bonander, Carl; Nilson, Finn; Huss, Fredrik. The state of the residential fire fatality problem in Sweden: epidemiology, risk factors and event typologies (Journal of Safety Research, 2017)

– Jonsson, Anders; Runefors, Marcus; Särdqvist, Stefan; Nilson, Finn. Fire-related mortality in Sweden – temporal trends 1952 to 2013 (Fire Technology, 2015)

– Nilson, Finn; Bonander, Carl; Jonsson, Anders. Differences in determinants amongst individuals reporting residential fires in Sweden – results from a cross-sectional study (Fire Technology, 2015)

– Bonander, Carl; Jonsson, Anders; Nilson, Finn. Investigating the effect of banning non-reduced ignition propensity cigarettes on fatal residential fires in Sweden. (European Journal of Public Health, 2015)

– Jaldell, Henrik.   How important is the time factor? Saving lives using fire and rescue services. Fire Technology, 56(2):695-708

– Jaldell, Henrik. Measuring the efficiency for the Swedish fire and rescue services using a binary output. (manus under utveckling)

– Sund, Björn; Jaldell, Henrik. Security officers responding to residential fire alarms: Estimating the effect on survival and property damages (submitted to Fire Safety Journal)

– Sund, Björn; Bonander, Carl; Jakobsson, Niklas; Jaldell, Henrik. Do home fire and safety checks by on-duty firefighters decrease the number of fires? (manus under utveckling)

– Jonsson, Anders; Svee, Andreas; Sjöberg, Folke; Huss, Fredrik. Burns in Sweden: Temporal trends from 1987 to 2010. (Annals of Burns and Fire Disasters, 2016)

– Jonsson et al. Fire-related injuries in Sweden (manuscript)

– Eggert E, Huss F. Medical and biological factors affecting mortality in elderly residential fire victims. Scars, Burns and Healing, 2017;3:1-7

– Bonander, C., Jakobsson, N. & Nilson, F. (2017). Are fire safe cigarettes actually fire safe? Evidence from changes in US state laws. Injury Prevention, Published Online First: 19 June 2017. doi: 10.1136/injuryprev-2017-042322

– Jonsson, A., Jaldell, H. (2017) Socioeconomic factors associated with residential fire mortality in Sweden: A case-control study (manuscript)

Uppsatser

Dödsfall I Sverige till följd av brand – omfattning och historiska trender. Licentiatuppsats,
Jonsson, A. (2016)
Karlstad University Studies, 2016:4.
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