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If you travel, extra health insurance may help with high medical costs in other countries. Get more information about out-of-province and out-of-country provincial health coverage.

The Saskatchewan Comprehensive Injury Surveillance Report 1995-2005 brings together the latest available information on injuries affecting people in Saskatchewan.

Top causes of hospitalized injury in Saskatchewan include falls, motor vehicle incidents, suicide and self-harm, assault and homicide, poisoning, drowning, submersion and suffocation.

Related Documents
Saskatchewan Comprehensive Injury Surveillance Report 1995-2005

Statistics of injuries reported in Saskatchewan, describing injury situation, showing the causes and the extent of preventable deaths and injuries. Revised December 2008.

injury-report-1995-2005-revised.pdf  ( 1.8 MB )
Saskatchewan Comprehensive Injury Surveillance Report Summary

Summary of research results on causes and number of hospitalized injury in Saskatchewan.

injury-report-1995-2005-summary.pdf  ( 163.3 KB )
Related Links
Saskatchewan Injury Report Released

News release with fact sheet of highlights, July 4, 2008.

Safety in the Home and Community

Common hazards, and steps for preventing accidents and reducing environmental risks.

Saskatchewan Prevention Institute - Childhood Injury Prevention

Injury prevention information and tips.

SGI - Road Safety

See the left menu of the SGI site for all Road Safety pages.
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