CDIEE works with the Injury Prevention Section of the Environmental Health and Injury Prevention Branch to conduct epidemiologic analyses related to leading causes of injuries in Georgia.

Goals

• To conduct surveillance of leading causes of unintentional and intentional injuries in Georgia.
• To provide technical assistance related to injury mortality and morbidity to Health Districts and partner organizations.

Data & Reports

2007 Fire-related Injuries Data Summary 

1999 Georgia Injury Profile

This report presents information on deaths and deaths rates for injuries in Georgia from 1993 to 1997. The types of injuries included are suicide, homicide, and deaths from motor vehicle collisions, falls, poisoning, burns, and drowning.

This report is not available electronically. If you would like to request a hard copy, call the Injury Prevention Section at 404-657-6283.

Suicide in Georgia: 2000 

This report provides information about the burden and attempted suicide in Georgia from 1994 to 1998. It includes information on the most commonly used methods and suicide rates by county.