The Monitor is published approximately three times annually providing a clearinghouse for information about developments in injury surveillance and prevention. It currently has a circulation of around 2000 individuals representing a diverse range of organisations and sectors with an interest in injury issues.

Note: The Injury Issues Monitor is produced in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format. The Acrobat Reader can be downloaded from the Adobe website.

Issue: No 16 - March 1999.

In this issue...

• The Health & Wellbeing of Australia's Children
• 3rd National Injury Conference
• Youth Boxing Controversy - ban in jurisdictions
• NSW Scalds Prevention Campaign Evaluated
• Mary gets a Gong
• A sad goodbye ...
• The South Australian Trauma Registry
• Directory of Injury Personnel
• Letter to the Editor
• Timely data on suicides in South Australia
• Surveillance of Aboriginal Injury in a NSW Community
• Evaluation of SA's Graduated Driver Licensing Scheme
• Product Safety in the Spotlight
• Putting Kids in Car Seats--not the total solution?
• Clinton's address on changes to child restraint standards
• New Horizons for the Australian Standard for Child Restraints
• Injury on the Internet
• Helmets for skiers
• Seniors' sporting injuries
• Victorian Injury Initiative wins National Award
• Lost in Translation
• Rural Health Information--the Issues
• MUNCCI on the move!
• Work related injury deaths
• Call for Abstracts
• Something to read ...

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