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Proceedings of the International Collaborative Effort on Injury Statistics

Proceedings of the International Collaborative Effort on Injury Statistics, Volume IV. (PHS) 2003-1026. August 2003 (Edited by LA Fingerhut). 

Highlights of the International Collaborative Effort on Injury Statistics, Paris Meeting, April 2003

Proceedings of the International Collaborative Effort ICE on Injury Statistics, Volume III. Washington DC: 2nd Symposium [June 1999]. April 2000.

Proceedings of the International Collaborative Effort (ICE) on Injury Statistics, Volume II. (PHS) 96-1252. September 1996 (Edited by LA Fingerhut).

Proceedings of the International Collaborative Effort (ICE) on Injury Statistics, Volume I. (PHS) 95-1252. March 1995 (Edited by LA Fingerhut).

Proceedings of the International Collaborative Effort on Automating Mortality Statistics

Proceedings of the International Collaborative Effort on Automating Mortality Statistics, Volume II. (PHS) 2002-1252.

Proceedings of the International Collaborative Effort on Automating Mortality Statistics, Volume I. (PHS) 99-1252.

Other Injury Related Journal Articles and NCHS Reports

2006 (New)

Griffiths C, Wright O, and Rooney C. Trends in injury and poisoning mortality using the ICE on injury statistics matrix, England and Wales, 1979-2004. Health Statistics Quarterly 32.  Office of
National Statistics

2005

Driscoll T, Marsh S, McNoe B, Langley J, Stout N, Feyer, A-M, and Williamson A. Comparison of fatalities from work related vehicle traffic incidents in Australia, New Zealand, and the United States. Injury Prevention 2005, 11:294-299

Fingerhut LA, Harrison J., Holder Y, Frimodt-Moller B, Mackenzie S, Mulder S, and Scott I. Addressing the growing burden of trauma and injury in low- and middle-income countries (Letter to the editor) Am J Public Health 2005 95 (7)

Cryer C, Langley JD, Jarvis SN, Mackenzie SG, Stephenson SCR, Heywood P. Injury outcome indicators: the development of a validation tool. Injury Prevention 2005,11:53-57

Aharonson-Daniel,L, Giveon, A, and Peleg K. Gaps in injury statistics: multiple injury profiles reveal them and provide a comprehensive account. Injury Prevention 2005; 11:197-200

Spicer R, Miller T, Langley J, and Stephenson S. Comparison of injury case fatality rates in the United States and New Zealand. Injury Prevention 2005; 11:71-76

Flanagan RJ, Rooney C, Griffiths C. Fatal poisoning in childhood, England & Wales 1968-2000. Forensic Science International, 148:121-129

2004

Fingerhut LA. International Collaborative Effort on Injury Statistics: 10 year review Injury Prevention, Oct 2004; 10:264-267 and in Injury Control and Safety Promotion, 2004 vol 11, no 4:297-301

Quinlan KP, Annest JL, Myers B, Ryan GW, Hill H. Neck strains and sprains among motor vehicle occupants, United States, 2000. Accident Anal & Prev 2004;36(1):21-27

Paulozzi L, Mercy JA, Frazier L, Annest JL. CDC's National Violent Death Reporting System: Background and Methodology. Injury Prevention 2004;10:47-52

Stephenson SCR, Henley G, Harrison JE, Langley JD. Diagnosis-based Injury Severity Scaling: Investigation of a method using Australian and New Zealand hospitalizations. Injury Prevention, 2004, 10:6:379-383

Cryer C, Langley JD, Stephenson S. Developing Valid Injury Outcome Indicators, A report for the New Zealand Injury Prevention Strategy. Injury Prevention Research Unit, Occasional Report Series No. 49, 2004

Stephenson S, Henley G, Harrison JE, Langley J (2004) Diagnosis-based Injury Severity Scaling: Investigation of a method using Australian and New Zealand hospitalizations Injury Prevention 2004; 10:379-383

"ICECI in the real world" Injury Issues Monitor, issue 32 (Feb 2005) p14-16

2003

Aharonson-Daniel L, Boyko V, Ziz A, Avitizour M, Peleg K. A new approach to the analysis of multiple injuries using data from a national trauma registry. Injury Prevention 2003;9:156-162

Langley J, Stephenson S, Cryer C. Measuring road traffic safety performance: monitoring trends in nonfatal injury. Traffic Injury Prevention 2003; 4:291-296

Stephenson SCR, Langley JD, Campbell J, Gillespie W. Upward trends in the incidence of neck of the femur fractures in the elderly. New Zealand Medical Journal, 2003, 116:1185:1-8

Griffiths C, Rooney C. The effect of introduction of ICD-10 on trends in mortality from injury and poisoning in England and Wales. National Statistics 2003; 19:10-21. (link: http://www.statistics.gov.uk/downloads/theme_health/HSQ19.pdf

Harrison J. ICECI Technical Update: developments since the adoption of ICECI into WHO-FIC with alpha status in October 2000. Meeting of WHO Collaborative Centers for the Family of International Classification

2002

Barell V, Aharonson-Daniel L, Fingerhut LA, MacKenzie EJ, et al. An introduction to the Barell body region by nature of injury diagnosis matrix. Injury Prevention 2002;8:91-6

Cryer C, Langley JD, Stephenson SCR, Jarvis SN, Edwards P. Measure for measure: the quest for valid indicators of non-fatal injury incidence. Public Health 2002; 116(5):257-262

Dirscoll T, Feyer A-M, Stout N, Williamson A. Assessing the classification of work-relatedness of fatal accidents: a comparison between Australia, New Zealand and the United States. Injury Control and Safety Promotion 2002;9:32-9

Langley JD, Stephenson SCR, Cryer C, Borman B. Traps for the unwary in estimating person based injury incidence. Injury Prevention 2002; 8(4): 332-337

Stephenson SCR, Langley JD, Civil ID. Comparing measures of injury severity for use with large databases. Journal of Trauma Injury, Infection and Critical Care, 2002;53:326-332.

Flanagan RJ, Rooney C. Recording acute poisoning deaths. Forensic Science International, 2002; 128:3-19

2001

Cryer C, Westrup S, Cook C, Ashwell V, Bridger P, Clarke C. An investigation of bias after data linkage of hospital admissions data to police road traffic crash reports. Injury Prevention 2001;7:234-41

Feyer AM, Williamson, AM, Stout N, et al. Comparison of work related fatal injuries in the United States, Australia and New Zealand: method and overall findings. Injury Prevention. Volume 7, no.1, March 2001

Williamson A, Feyer A-M, Stout N, Dirscoll T, Usher H. Use of narrative analysis for comparison of the causes of fatal accidents in three countries: New Zealand, Australia, and the United States. Injury Prevention 2001;7:15-20

2000

Cryer C, Jarvis SN, Edwards P, Langley JD. Why the government was right to change the "Our Healthier Nation" accidental injury target. Public Health 2000;114:232-7

Langley JD, Cryer C. Argument for A&E collection is flawed. Injury Prevention 2000;6:73

Langley JD, Cryer C. Indicators for injury surveillance. Australasian Epidemiologist 2000;7:5-9

Miller TR, Romano EO, Spicer RS. The cost of childhood unintentional injuries and the value of prevention. The Future of Children, volume 10, no. 1-Spring/Summer 2000

1999

Cryer C, Jarvis SN, Edwards P, Langley JD. How can we reliably measure the occurrence of non-fatal injury? International J Consumer & Product Safety 1999;6:183-91

Langley JD, Chalmers DJ. Coding the circumstances of injury: ICD-10 a step forward or backwards? Injury Prevention, 1999; 5(4):247-53

Morrison A, Stone D. and the EURORISC Working Group. Unintentional childhood injury mortality in Europe 1984-93: a report from the EURORISC Working Group. Injury Prevention, 1999; 5:171-176

Stone DH, Morrison A, Smith GS. Emergency department injury surveillance systems: the best source of limited resources? Injury Prevention, 1999; 5:166-167

1998

Fingerhut LA, Cox CS, Warner M, et al. International comparative analysis of injury mortality: Findings from the ICE on Injury Statistics. Advance data from vital and health statistics; no. 303. Hyattsville, Maryland: NCHS. 1998

Smith G, Langley JD. Drowning surveillance: How well do E codes identify submersion fatalities. Injury Prevention, 1998; 4:135-139

1997 and Earlier

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Recommended framework for presenting injury mortality data. MMWR 1997;46(No.RR-14):[inclusive page numbers]

Fingerhut LA and Warner M. Injury Chartbook, Health, United States, 1996-97. Hyattsville, Maryland: National Center for Health Statistics. 1997.
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Fingerhut LA, Annest JL, Baker, SP, Kochanek KD, McLoughlin E. Injury mortality among children and teenagers in the United States, 1993. Injury Prevention 2:93-94, 1996.

Langley JD, Smeijers J. Injury mortality among children and teenagers in New Zealand compared with United States of America. Injury Prevention, 1997; 3:195-199

Mortality (motor vehicle and firearm), International Comparisons charts, 1992-95 (excerpted from Health, United States, 1996-97 Injury Chartbook, p. 32)
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Book Chapters

Smith, G.S. The global burden of drowning. In: Bierens J (Ed.) Handbook on Drowning Prevention, Rescue, Treatment. Springer Press, Heidelberg, Germany. In press. 3-03

Special Reports

International Comparisons of Injury 

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