Injury Prevention Program
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Florida Injury Surveillance Data SystemNote: As of July 1, 2012, the Office of Injury Prevention became the Injury Prevention Program. Documents and activities finalized prior to this date will retain "Office of Injury Prevention". OverviewThe Injury Prevention Program (IPP) maintains a statewide Injury Surveillance Data System to:
The data system is modeled after the consensus recommendations developed through the Safe States Alliance (formerly the State and Territorial Injury Prevention Directors Association [STIPDA]). Reports of the recommendations are available below.
Through the Florida Injury Surveillance Data System, the Injury Prevention Program can access multiple data sources, including:
* This is one of the Primary Sources. Leading Statewide Injuries*Note: As of July 1, 2012, the Office of Injury Prevention became the Injury Prevention Program. Documents and activities finalized prior to this date will retain "Office of Injury Prevention". Description: Color-coded tables showing the 10 leading injury mechanisms across 11 different age groups for each year of data. Directions: Click on a year below to open or save the data file. File will open as a PDF document in a new window. Explanations of the injury intent and mechanism classifications used in the following data files are available in the ICD Code Explanations. 10 Leading Fatal Injuries(DataSource: DeathStat Database, Office of Vital Statistics, Florida Department of Health)
10 Leading Non-Fatal Hospitalizations(DataSource: Inpatient Hospital Discharge Data [Public Version], Florida Center for Health Information and Policy Analysis, Florida Agency for Health Care Administration)
10 Leading Non-Fatal Injury Emergency Department Visits(Data Source: Outpatient Emergency Department Discharge Data [Public Version], Florida Florida Injury Data: State and County*Note: As of July 1, 2012, the Office of Injury Prevention became the Injury Prevention Program. Documents and activities finalized prior to this date will retain "Office of Injury Prevention". Description: Detailed tables providing a picture of injuries within the state of Florida and each of Florida’s 67 counties. Each table has 68 tabs. Each tab contains a two-page profile of injury data by intent, mechanism, and age group; one for the state of Florida plus each of Florida's 67 counties. Data is analyzed using the Florida Injury Surveillance System. Directions: Click on a year below to open or save the data file. File will open in an Excel spreadsheet in a new window. Each file is approximately 4MB. Explanations of the injury intent and mechanism classifications used in the following data files are available in the ICD Code Explanations. Fatal Injuries(Data Source: DeathStat Database, Office of Vital Statistics, Florida Department of Health) Non-Fatal Injury Hospitalizations(Data Source: Inpatient Hospital Discharge Data [Public Version], Florida Center for Health Information and Policy Analysis, Florida Agency for Health Care Administration) Non-Fatal Injury Emergency Department Visits(Data Source: Outpatient Emergency Department Discharge Data [Public Version], Florida Center for Health Information and Policy Analysis, Florida Agency for Health Care Administration) Notes on Hospital and Emergency Department Data:
Injury Fact Sheets*Note: As of July 1, 2012, the Office of Injury Prevention became the Injury Prevention Program. Documents and activities finalized prior to this date will retain "Office of Injury Prevention". Description: Individual, six-page fact sheets describing select injury mechanisms and intents in great detail. Each fact sheet characterizes the topic using text, tables, graphs, and GIS maps to provide knowledge and focus for prevention activities. Directions: Click on an injury topic below to open or save the fact sheet. File will open as a PDF document in a new window. Each file is approximately 2MB and 6 pages. 2009 Surveillance Data2008 Surveillance Data2007 Surveillance Data2006 Surveillance DataThe 2006 surveillance data injury fact sheets have been combined into one PDF file that opens in a new window. The file is approximately 3.5MB and is 72 pages. 2006 Injury Fact Sheets. Annual Data Reports*Note: As of July 1, 2012, the Office of Injury Prevention became the Injury Prevention Program. Documents and activities finalized prior to this date will retain "Office of Injury Prevention". The Annual Florida Injury Data Reports have been replaced by the yearly Injury Fact Sheets Annual Florida Injury Data Report: 2004 Surveillance Data Data RequestsUnder Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this program by phone or in writing. Still have questions? Please email the Injury Prevention Program or call (850)245-4440. |
