The West Australian Division of the Child Accident Prevention Foundation of Australia (Kidsafe WA) introduced Injury Surveillance data collection at Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH) in July 1986. The Injury Surveillance system was designed to provide timely clues as to the nature and causes of injuries primarily for use to develop injury prevention interventions.
In 1997 the WA Department of Health and Princess Margaret Hospital became responsible for producing reports on patterns of childhood injury in Western Australia. A new system for collecting.Injury Surveillance data at PMH was implemented in July 2004.
The WA Childhood Injury Surveillance Bulletins produced by
Kidsafe WA and Annual Reports are available below:
A National Perspective on Childhood Injury
Past Perspective on PMH Injury Surveillance 1999-2001
Childhood Injury Surveillance in WA: Beginnings and Now
Falls in Focus: How do children Fall?
Unintentional Injuries to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children
Poisoning: Medicines can be poisons too
Factors Associated with Child Injuries: A snapshot on Injury Factors
Bicycle Injuries: Two wheels and on the Move
Burns and Scalds: Hot Water Burns Like Fire
School Based Injuries
Injuries to Children under 5
Intentional Injuries
Road Traffic Injuries
Playground Injuries
Top Five Injuries to Children
Gender Variations in Injury (0 to 12 years)
Animal Related Injuries
Sporting Injuries
Injuries to Primary School Aged Children
Holiday Injuries (Christmas, Easter & School) - Coming Soon
Pedestrian Injuries
Head & Spinal Injuries in Children - Coming Soon
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The Injury Surveillance Bulletins are supported by:


