Serious injury outcome indicators – technical report

Serious injury outcome indicators – technical report outlines the technical specifications for the serious injury outcome indicators used to monitor the New Zealand Injury Prevention Strategy (NZIPS). It accompanies the three reports for the serious injury outcome indicators, which provide a measure of New Zealand’s progress in reducing serious injury for the population as a whole, for children, and for Māori. These reports are:

This report is for readers who wish for more detail on the indicators, particularly about the methods for deriving them. It also provides information on how to interpret the graphs presented in each of the indicator reports.

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Citation
Statistics New Zealand (2011). Serious injury outcome indicators – techical report.
Wellington: Statistics New Zealand

This report was previously known as The New Zealand Injury Prevention Strategy serious injury outcome indicators: Technical report.