Incorporating the AIHW National Injury Surveillance Unit
Injury Issues Monitor 39 Injury Issues Monitor

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 39 - August 2007.


In this issue...

  • Falls in the elderly and their country of birth
  • New on the RCIS website
  • Safety 2008 Conference in Mexico
  • ISCAIP Meeting
  • XVIII World Congress
  • Farmsafe conference
  • MUARC workshop
  • Community Grants Program
  • Population Health Congress 2008
  • TRACsa conference
  • ABS Information Paper: External Causes of Death, Data Quality, 2005
  • Electrical injury and death
  • Healthy body art: Reducing the risk of injury and infection from body piercing
  • Healthy Spaces and Places: National Planning Guidelines Project
  • Kidsafe SA launch
  • 11th revision moves ICD into the 21st Century
  • Something to read
  • Diary

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