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Development and use of a population based injury surveillance 2025

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The document discusses the development and implementation of the All Wales Injury Surveillance System (AWISS), a population-based emergency room surveillance system aimed at collecting data on injuries in Wales. It highlights the importance of such systems for informing injury prevention strategies, despite challenges in data quality and accessibility. The report outlines the system's evolution, its uses in identifying high injury rates and developing local prevention initiatives, and emphasizes the need for ongoing support and funding to enhance its effectiveness.

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Begin by entering the address and postcode of the incident. This information is crucial for identifying the geographical context of injuries.
Fill in demographic details such as sex and date of birth. Accurate demographic data helps in analyzing injury patterns across different populations.
Provide the A&E number and NHS number, which are unique identifiers for each hospital visit. This ensures that each case can be tracked effectively.
Document the time and date of the incident, along with the mode of arrival at the hospital. This information aids in understanding response times and transport methods.
In the initial complaint field, describe symptoms, activities, and mechanisms of injury in detail. This qualitative data is vital for developing targeted prevention strategies.
Complete all relevant diagnosis fields (primary, secondary, tertiary) to provide a comprehensive view of the patient's condition upon arrival.
Finally, review all entered data for accuracy before submitting. Ensuring correctness enhances the reliability of injury surveillance outcomes.

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