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HEALTH SURVEY;
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WOUNDS AND INJURIES;
Development and use of a population based injury surveillance system: The All Wales Injury Surveillance System (AWISS]
Lyons RA, Jones S, Kemp A, et al. Development and use of a population based injury surveillance system: the All Wales Injury Surveillance System (AWISS]. Inj Prev 2002;8:83-6.
Injury surveillance in an accident and emergency department: A year in the life of CHIRPP
Morrison A, Stone DH, Doraiswamy N, et al. Injury surveillance in an accident and emergency department: a year in the life of CHIRPP. Arch Dis Child 1999;80:533-6.
Measuring socio-economic inequalities in the presentation of injuries to a paediatric A&E department: The importance of an epidemiological approach
Brown CE, Chishti P, Stone DH. Measuring socio-economic inequalities in the presentation of injuries to a paediatric A&E department: the importance of an epidemiological approach. Public Health 2005;119:721-5.