Table 1.
Drowning dictionary reviewers’ fields of expertise and research experience.
| Expertise fields | ||
|---|---|---|
| Alcohol related issues | Inland waterways drowning | Rescue boat operations |
| Aquatic disaster | Intentional drowning | Rescue technology |
| Beach safety | Lifesaving/lifeguarding | Resuscitation |
| Boating/transporta | Low- and middle-income countries drowning | Rip currents |
| Coastal drowning | Marginalized communities | River drowning |
| Coastal processes | Marketing | School based education |
| Cold water immersion | Non-fatal drowning | Scuba injuriesa |
| Critical care | Ocean lifeguarding | Special needs groupa |
| Elderly drowning | Oceanography | Spinal cord injuries |
| Emergency medicine | Paediatrics | Submerged vehicle |
| Epidemiology aquatic injuries | Physiology | Surf lifesaving clubs |
| Epidemiology drowning | Pool lifeguarding | Swim/water safety instruction |
| Flood/disaster | Pre-hospital Care | Tourist drowning |
| Graphic design | Public health/promotion (prevention) | |
| Hospital care | Public policy | |
| Research experience | ||
|---|---|---|
| Computer modellinga | GIS (geographic information system)a | Qualitative methods |
| Data collection | Grant writing | Research design and methodology |
| Data visualization | Structured literature review | Risk analysis |
| English manuscript writing | Peer review | Statistical methods |
| Epidemiologic methods | Policy analysis | Survey designs |
| Ethics/institutional research | Program evaluation | |
a
Advanced experience but not expert.