TABLE 1a. Wisconsin Codes Project Inpatient Hospital Injury Report Major Cause of Injury FLORENCE COUNTY 2013
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1 TABLE 1a. Inpatient Hospital Injury Report Major Cause of Injury Maximum Injury Severity Major Cause Number Percent 100,000 Pop Average Sum Average Sum Average Cut/pierce Drown/submersion Fall Hot object/substance Other: Fire/Flames Firearm Machinery Occupant-traffic Motorcyclist-traffic THERE WERE NO REPORTED CASES FOR FLORENCE COUNTY Pedal Cyclist-traffic Pedestrian-traffic Other - traffic Unspecified-traffic Other pedal cycle Other pedestrian Other transport Other Environmental Bites/stings Overexertion Poisoning Struck by/against Suffocation Other-Spec/Classifiable Other Not Classifiable Unspecified All 0 #DIV/0! #N/A #DIV/0! $0 #DIV/0! 0 #DIV/0! Estimated 2013 County Population Injured Inpatients Table includes all Wisconsin Hospital Inpatient Injury Discharges Max Injury Severity Score is the Highest Abbreviated Injury Score for any body region Maximum severity levels are: 1=Minor 2=Moderate 3 = Serious 4 = Severe 5= Critical 6 = Maximum Injury Categories are taken from the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control Hospital Inpatients Length of Stay
2 Injury ED Visits Major Cause Number Percent 100,000 Pop Average Sum Cut/pierce Drown/submersion Fall Hot object/substance Other: Fire/Flames Firearm Machinery Occupant-traffic Motorcyclist-traffic Pedal Cyclist-traffic Pedestrian-traffic Other - traffic Unspecified-traffic Other pedal cycle Other pedestrian Other transport Other Environmental Bites/stings Overexertion Poisoning Struck by/against Suffocation Other-Spec/Classifiable Other Not Classifiable Unspecified All #N/A #DIV/0! $0 Estimated 2013 County Population Table includes all Wisconsin Emergency Room Injury Visits TABLE 1b. Emergency Department Injury Report Major Cause of Injury Emergency Department Visits Max Injury Severity Score is the Highest Abbreviated Injury Score for any body region Maximum severity levels are: 1=Minor 2=Moderate 3 = Serious 4 = Severe 5= Critical 6 = Maximum Injury Categories are taken from the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control
3 TABLE 2. Emergency Department / Inpatient Hospital Injury Report Underlying Intent of Injury Hospital Inpatients Injured Inpatients Length of Stay Maximum Injury Severity Underlying Intent Number Percent 100,000 Pop Average Sum Average Sum Average Unintentional Self-inflicted Assault 9.6 Other 4.8 All 0 #DIV/0! #DIV/0! $0 #DIV/0! 0 #DIV/0! Underlying Intent Number Percent Unintentional Self-inflicted Assault Other Estimated 2013 County Population = 100,000 Pop Average Sum All 0 0. #N/A #DIV/0! $0 Table includes all Wisconsin Hospital Inpatient Injury Discharges or Emergency Room Visits Emergency Department Visits Injury ED Visits Max Injury Severity Score is the Highest Abbreviated Injury Score for any body region Maximum severity levels are: 1=Minor 2=Moderate 3 = Serious 4 = Severe 5= Critical 6 = Maximum Intent Categories are taken from the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control
4 Underlying Intent Unintentional Self-inflicted Assault Other Major Cause Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Cut/pierce Drown/submersion Fall Hot object/substance Other: Fire/Flames Firearm Machinery Occupant-traffic Motorcyclist-traffic Pedal Cyclist-traffic Pedestrian-traffic Other - traffic Unspecified-traffic Other pedal cycle Other pedestrian Other transport Other Environmental Bites/stings Overexertion Poisoning Struck by/against Suffocation Other-Spec/Classifiable Other Not Classifiable Unspecified All #DIV/0! Table includes all Wisconsin Hospital Inpatient Injury Discharges TABLE 3a. Inpatient Hospital Injury Report Underlying Intent by Major Cause Intent Categories are taken from the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control
5 Underlying Intent Unintentional Self-inflicted Assault Other Major Cause Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Number Percent Cut/pierce Drown/submersion Fall Hot object/substance Other: Fire/Flames Firearm Machinery Occupant-traffic Motorcyclist-traffic Pedal Cyclist-traffic Pedestrian-traffic Other - traffic Unspecified-traffic Other pedal cycle Other pedestrian Other transport Other Environmental Bites/stings Overexertion Poisoning Struck by/against Suffocation Other-Spec/Classifiable Other Not Classifiable Unspecified All Table includes all Wisconsin Emergency Room Injury Visits TABLE 3b: Emergency Department Injury Report Underlying Intent by Major Cause Intent Categories are taken from the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control
6 Age Group Major Cause Total < Cut/pierce Drown/submersion Fall Hot object/substance Other: Fire/Flames Firearm Machinery Occupant-traffic Motorcyclist-traffic Pedal Cyclist-traffic Pedestrian-traffic Other - traffic Unspecified-traffic Other pedal cycle Other pedestrian Other transport Other Environmental Bites/stings Overexertion Poisoning Struck by/against Suffocation Other-Spec/Classifiable Other Not Classifiable Unspecified All Table includes all Wisconsin Hospital Inpatient Injury Discharges TABLE 4a: Inpatient Hospital Injury Report Major Cause by Age Group
7 Age Group Major Cause Total < Cut/pierce Drown/submersion Fall Hot object/substance Other: Fire/Flames Firearm Machinery Occupant-traffic Motorcyclist-traffic Pedal Cyclist-traffic Pedestrian-traffic Other - traffic Unspecified-traffic Other pedal cycle Other pedestrian Other transport Other Environmental Bites/stings Overexertion Poisoning Struck by/against Suffocation Other-Spec/Classifiable Other Not Classifiable Unspecified All Table includes all Wisconsin Emergency Room Injury Visits TABLE 4b: Emergency Department Injury Report Major Cause by Age Group
8 TABLE 5. Emergency Department / Inpatient Hospital Injury Report State/ County Comparison Major Cause of Injury and Underlying Intent 2013 Major Cause Number 100,000 Pop Emergency Department Visits Wisconsin Average Number FLORENCE County 100,000 Pop Average Number Wisconsin 100,000 Pop Inpatient Hospital Patients Average FLORENCE County Number 100,000 Pop Average Cut/pierce 38, $959 1, $17,021 Drown/submersion $1, $30,399 Fall 124,418 2,172.7 $1,913 21, $30,369 Hot object/substance 4, $ $41,317 Other: Fire/Flames 1, $1, $85,720 Firearm $3, $48,406 Machinery 3, $1, $36,196 Occupant-traffic 25, $2,989 2, $48,602 Motorcyclist-traffic 1, $3, $57,462 Pedal Cyclist-traffic $3, $44,919 Pedestrian-traffic 1, $3, $48,006 Other - traffic 1, $2, $34,731 Unspecified-traffic $2, $38,619 Other pedal cycle 5, $1, $27,105 Other pedestrian $2, $32,828 Other transport 4, $2, $35,384 Other Environmental 34, $1,238 3, $34,846 Bites/stings 13, $ $13,586 Overexertion 32, $ $28,423 Poisoning 1, $1,814 2, $21,509 Struck by/against 61,596 1,075.6 $1,300 1, $25,747 Suffocation $1, $62,305 Other-Spec/Classifiable 20, $997 2, $42,114 Other Not Classifiable 3, $2, $31,921 Unspecified 3, $2,384 1, $31,475 Underlying Intent Unintentional 367,003 6,409.0 $2,543 40, $33, Self-inflicted 2, $2,078 1, $18,838 Assault 14, $2,518 1, $33, Other 2, $2, $24, All 386,128 6,742.9 $1,587 0 #N/A #DIV/0! 43, $32, #DIV/0! Estimated Wisconsin Population 5,726,398 Estimated 2013 County Population Table includes all Wisconsin Hospital Inpatient Injury Discharges or Emergency Room Visits Non-Injury cases or those cases with missing data are excluded from table Injury and Intent Categories are taken from the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control
9 100,000 Hospitalized Injured Inpatients by Major Cause of Injury ry Poison Fall Struck Traffic Other Firearm Fall Firearm Poison Struck Traffic Other Does not include Other-Special or Unspecified Hospitalized Injured Inpatients by Major Cause of Injury, , Fall Firearm Poison Struck Traffic Other State of Wisconsin FLORENCE Does not include Other-Special or Unspecified
10 100,000 Emergency Department Visits by Major Cause of Injury Poison Firearm Traffic Other Struck Fall y Major Cause of Injury Fall Firearm Poison Struck Traffic Other Does not include Other-Special or Unspecified Emergency Room Visits by Major Cause of Injury, , Firearm Poison Struck Traffic Other State of Wisconsin FLORENCE Does not include Other-Special or Unspecified
11 100,000 Hospital Injury Visits by Underlying Intent Other Assault Unintentional Self-inflicted Unintentional Self-inflicted Assault Other Hospital Injury Visits by Underlying Intent, , Unintentional Self-inflicted Assault Other State of Wisconsin FLORENCE
12 100,000 Emergency Room Injury Visits by Underlying Intent Other Assault Unintentional Self-inflicted Unintentional Self-inflicted Assault Other Emergency Room Injury Visits by Underlying Intent, ,000 7, , , , , , , , Unintentional Self-inflicted Assault Other State of Wisconsin FLORENCE
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