A profile of injury in a far west rural/remote town. | Safekids NZ

 

 
  

A profile of injury in a far west rural/remote town.

This project sought to understand the extent and impact of injury on a rural community. Local agencies were encouraged to use this information to develop and implement programmes that target specific injuries and high-risk groups. Results showed that, amongst other things, Aboriginal people were more than three times more likely to present with injuries than non-Aboriginal people.

Record #:
4282
Date:
2000
Format:
Conference paper
Author:
Lane, Philip et al.
Corp:
Far West Area Health Service, NSW
Source:
Readings in Injury Prevention and Control
Issue pages:
159-161
Keywords:
RURAL ENVIRONMENT;AGRICULTURE;FARMING;FARM SAFETY;FARMS;INJURY PROFILE;ABORIGINAL PEOPLES;INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES
Identity:
AUS
Location:
b, D510
Class:
G810

Click here to contact our Information Service about this publication.

Please note you will also need to add the library’s Record # when contacting us.

 

Didn't find what you were looking for? Send our Information Specialist your question via Contact Us.