Injuries in Manitoba:  A 10-Year Review This report examines injuries in Manitoba from 1992 to 2001. Tragically, during this time 5,702 Manitobans died as a result of injuries. As well, there were 120,611 hospitalizations for injuries in the province. Deaths and hospitalizations due to injuries are preventable. This Report is designed to show the details of the burden of injury in our province to assist policy makers and service providers with planning for injury prevention. Because this is a surveillance report, it is descriptive rather than prescriptive. The data used in this Report include all Manitobans. These data come from three sources. The data on injury deaths come from the Manitoba Vital Statistics Deaths Database. The population data come from Manitoba Health’s Registration System. The data on injury hospitalizations come from Manitoba Health’s Hospital Discharge Database. A detailed explanation of these data sets can be found in Appendix 1. Download the Report 1.1 MB | 258 pages | 2004

 

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Appendices

Table of Contents 

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A. Provincial Injury Data

This section contains the data summarized in Chapters 4, 5, 6 and 7.

1. Mortality

• 1.1 Manitoba Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Both Sexes 
• 1.2 Manitoba Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Females 
• 1.3 Manitoba Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Males 

2. Hospitalization

• 2.1 Manitoba Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Both sexes 
• 2.2 Manitoba Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Females 
• 2.3 Manitoba Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Males 

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B. Regional Group Injury Data

This section contains the data summarized in Chapter 8.

1. Mortality

1.1

• Winnipeg Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Both Sexes 
• Winnipeg Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Females 
• Winnipeg Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Males 

1.2

• North Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Both Sexes 
• North Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Females 
• North Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Males 

1.3

• South Rural Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Both Sexes 
• South Rural Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Females 
• South Rural Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Males 

2. Hospitalization

2.1 

• Winnipeg Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Both Sexes 
• Winnipeg Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Females 
• Winnipeg Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Males 

2.2 

• North Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Both Sexes 
• North Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Females 
• North Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Males 

2.3

• South Rural Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Both Sexes 
• South Rural Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Females 
• South Rural Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Males 

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C. First Nations Injury Data

This section contains the data summarized in Chapter 9.

1. Mortality

1.1

• First Nations Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Both Sexes 
• Non-First Nations Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Both Sexes 

1.2

• First Nations Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Females 
• Non-First Nations Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Females 

1.3

• First Nations Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Males 
• Non-First Nations Injury Deaths, 1992-1999, Males 

2. Hospitalization

2.1

• First Nations Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Both Sexes 
• Non-First Nations Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Both Sexes 

2.2 

• First Nations Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Females 
• Non-First Nations Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Females 

2.3

• First Nations Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Males 
• Non-First Nations Injury Hospitalizations, 1992-2001, Males