| Jinnah, HA (2014) Involving fathers in teaching youth about farm tractor seatbelt safety—a randomized control study. Study arm: Parent lead intervention | |
| Country | US |
| Aim | To assess effectiveness of involving fathers in teaching youth about farm tractor seatbelt use (treating farm safety as a family issue and building on central parental role). |
| Target population | Occupation: Farm work |
| Industry: A—Agriculture, forestry and fishing | |
| Setting: 030 Farming and forestry | |
| Firm size: 1–9 (micro) | |
| Study design | RCT with comparison conditions: No other intervention |
| Unit of analysis: Group/organization | |
| Sample size: 34 parent‐led, 45 staff‐led, 35 controls = 69 farms = families | |
| Type of intervention | 1.2.4 Individual feedback or coaching |
| Evaluation design | Duration of intervention: Short‐term training varied a bit by farm site |
| Duration of follow‐up: 2 = Short‐term (≤12 months) | |
| Type of outcome measure: Risk or behavior | |
| Study quality | High quality |