<p>Notes:</p><p>1. "Injury due to unintentional fall" defined as hospital separation with Most Responsible Diagnosis in the range ICD9:800–999 or ICD10:S00-T98, and supplemental diagnosis in the range ICD9:E880-E888 or ICD10:W00-W19.</p><p>2. Injuries occurring during the observation period 1991-Apr-01 to 2010-Mar-31.</p><p>3. Person-years is the sum of the annual population counts times the fraction of each year included in the observation period.</p><p>4. Observed number of injuries.</p><p>5. Expected number, indirectly standardized, based on age, gender and HSDA-specific rates in the total population of BC.</p><p>6. Crude Rate per 10,000 person-years.</p><p>7. Standardized Relative Risk (compared to the total population of BC) = Observed...
<p>Standardized Relative Risk of hospitalization for unintentional falls injury among Aboriginal pop...
Aboriginal people in British Columbia (BC) have higher injury incidence than the general population....
Background: Aboriginal people in British Columbia (BC) have higher injury incidence than the general...
<p>Notes:</p><p>1. "Injury due to unintentional fall" defined as hospital separation with Most Respo...
<p>Notes:</p><p>1. "Injury due to unintentional fall" defined as Most Responsible Diagnosis in the r...
<p>Notes:</p><p>1. "Injury due to unintentional fall" defined as hospital separation with Most Respo...
<p>Hospital Separations due to unintentional transport injuries<sup><a href="http://www.plosone.org/...
<p>Hospitalizations due to unintentional falls, British Columbia, 1991–2010, crude rate by year.</p
<p>Notes:</p><p>* probability (2-sided, z-test) that Ln((SRR 2010)/(SRR 1991)) Aboriginal = Ln((SRR ...
<p>Hospital separations for unintentional transport injuries<sup><a href="http://www.plosone.org/art...
This report focuses on the fatal and non-fatal unintentional injuries among children and youth in BC...
A report on the Unintentional Injuries in British Columbia: Trends and Patterns Among Adults and Sen...
Aboriginal people in British Columbia (BC) have higher injury incidence than the general population....
Injuries are the leading cause of death and hospitalization for children, youth and adults (to age 4...
This retrospective study investigated injuries due to accidental fall across the life span for which...
<p>Standardized Relative Risk of hospitalization for unintentional falls injury among Aboriginal pop...
Aboriginal people in British Columbia (BC) have higher injury incidence than the general population....
Background: Aboriginal people in British Columbia (BC) have higher injury incidence than the general...
<p>Notes:</p><p>1. "Injury due to unintentional fall" defined as hospital separation with Most Respo...
<p>Notes:</p><p>1. "Injury due to unintentional fall" defined as Most Responsible Diagnosis in the r...
<p>Notes:</p><p>1. "Injury due to unintentional fall" defined as hospital separation with Most Respo...
<p>Hospital Separations due to unintentional transport injuries<sup><a href="http://www.plosone.org/...
<p>Hospitalizations due to unintentional falls, British Columbia, 1991–2010, crude rate by year.</p
<p>Notes:</p><p>* probability (2-sided, z-test) that Ln((SRR 2010)/(SRR 1991)) Aboriginal = Ln((SRR ...
<p>Hospital separations for unintentional transport injuries<sup><a href="http://www.plosone.org/art...
This report focuses on the fatal and non-fatal unintentional injuries among children and youth in BC...
A report on the Unintentional Injuries in British Columbia: Trends and Patterns Among Adults and Sen...
Aboriginal people in British Columbia (BC) have higher injury incidence than the general population....
Injuries are the leading cause of death and hospitalization for children, youth and adults (to age 4...
This retrospective study investigated injuries due to accidental fall across the life span for which...
<p>Standardized Relative Risk of hospitalization for unintentional falls injury among Aboriginal pop...
Aboriginal people in British Columbia (BC) have higher injury incidence than the general population....
Background: Aboriginal people in British Columbia (BC) have higher injury incidence than the general...