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Table 2 Average annual number and hospital separation rate by sex, age and BC injury prevention priorities

From: The association of material deprivation component measures with injury hospital separations in British Columbia, Canada

 

Numbera

Rateb

95% CI

Total overall injuries

35,572

779.0

(770.8-787.3)

Males

17,175

768.5

(756.9–780.2)

Females

18,398

797.7

(786.1–809.4)

Age Group

 0–14

1952

288.2

(275.5–301.0)

 15–19

1574

572.0

(543.8–600.2)

 20–24

1674

598.2

(569.7–626.8)

 25–44

5865

505.9

(492.9–518.8)

 45–64

8063

611.0

(597.7–624.3)

 65–74

3935

1058.9

(1026.0–1091.8)

 75–84

5914

2635.1

(2568.9–2701.4)

 85+

6596

7184.6

(7017.5 – 7351.6)

BC Priorities

 Transport-related

  Motor Vehicle Occupants

1786

40.0

(38.1–41.8)

  Pedestrians

556

12.4

(11.4–13.5)

  Cyclists

876

20.0

(18.6–21.3)

  Young drivers, 16–24 years

152

28.4

(23.9–32.9)

  Falls, 65+ years

13,368

1943.5

(1910.9–1976.1)

  Youth Self-harm, 15–24 years

683

123.0

(113.8–132.3)

  1. aAverage numbers are rounded. bNote: Rate standardized per 100,000 population for all, except by age groups, using Canada 2011 Population