Injury and Violence Prevention

Healthy People 2010 Objective Details

Injury and Violence Prevention Focus Area documents
Focus Area	Objective
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-01 – Nonfatal head injury hospitalizations (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-02 – Nonfatal spinal cord injury hospitalizations (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-03 – Firearm-related deaths (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-04 – Improper firearm storage in homes – Persons in homes with loaded and unlocked firearms (age adjusted, aged 18 years and over)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-05 – Nonfatal firearm-related injuries (per 100,000 population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-06 – State-level child fatality review for deaths due to external causes (aged 17 years and under, number of States and D.C.)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-07 – Nonfatal poisonings (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-08 – Deaths from poisoning (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-09 – Deaths from suffocation (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-10 – Emergency department surveillance of external causes of injury (number of States and D.C.)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-11 – Hospital discharge surveillance of external causes of injury (number of States and D.C.)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-12 – Emergency department visits – Injury related (age adjusted per 1,000 standard population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-13 – Deaths from unintentional injuries – (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-14 – Nonfatal unintentional injuries (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-15a – Deaths from motor vehicle crashes – (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-15b – Deaths from motor vehicle crashes – (per 100 million vehicle miles traveled)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-16 – Pedestrian deaths – On public roads (per 100,000 population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-17 – Nonfatal motor vehicle injuries – On public roads (per 100,000 population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-18 – Nonfatal pedestrian injuries – On public roads (per 100,000 population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-19 – Safety belt use
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-20 – Child restraints (aged 7 years and under)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-21 – Motorcycle helmet use
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-22 – Graduated driver licensing laws (number of States and D.C.)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-23a – Regular bicycle helmet use (CPSC) – Children (aged 1 to 15 years) [New]
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-23b – Regular bicycle helmet use (CPSC) – Adults (aged 16 years and over) [New]
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-24 – Bicycle helmet laws for riders under 15 years of age (number of States and D.C.)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-25 – Residential fire deaths (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-26a – Functional smoke alarms in residences – Persons living in residences with alarms on every floor – All ages (age adjusted)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-26b – Functional smoke alarms in residences – Proportion of residences with alarms on every floor
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-27 – Deaths from falls (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-28a – Hip fractures – Older females (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population, aged 65 years and over)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-28b – Hip fractures – Older males (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population, aged 65 years and over)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-29 – Drownings (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-30 – Hospital emergency department visits for dog bite injuries (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-31a – Schools requiring students to wear appropriate protective gear – Physical education [New]
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-31b – Schools requiring students to wear appropriate protective gear – Interscholastic sports [New]
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-31c – Schools requiring students to wear appropriate protective gear – Intramural activities of physical activity clubs [New]
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-32 – Homicides (age adjusted per 100,000 standard population)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-33a – Maltreatment of children (per 1,000 population, under 18 years of age)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-33b – Child maltreatment fatalities (per 100,000 population, aged under 18 years)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-34 – Physical assault by intimate partners (per 1,000 population, aged 12 years and over)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-35 – Rape or attempted rape (per 1,000 population, aged 12 years and over)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-36 – Sexual assault other than rape (per 1,000 population, aged 12 years and over)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-37 – Physical assaults (per 1,000 population, aged 12 years and over)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-38 – Physical fighting among adolescents (grades 9 through 12)
15- Injury and Violence Prevention	15-39 – Weapon carrying by adolescents on school property (grades 9 through 12)

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