Our objective was to explore intentional injury disparity between Indigenous populations and the total population in BC.

Using an ecological approach, we analyzed linked data from British Columbia’s (BC) universal health care insurance plan, worker compensation, vital statistics, and census databases to identify community-level risk markers for hospitalization due to injury among the Aboriginal population of BC.

Our project describes variability among injury categories, time periods, and geographic, demographic, and socioeconomic groups. This report focuses on unintentional falls.

The purpose of this research was to take the initial step in developing valid indicators that reflect the injury issues facing First Nations and Inuit children and youth in Canada.

Injury prevention at FNIHB BC Region, FNIHB HQ, a discussion of priorities and challenges for 2011.

A study on child passenger safety for First Nations groups.

This report documents the work of the Task Group in developing a list of indicators, and clearly illustrates the needs of those working to prevent injuries among First Nations children and youth.