Injury patterns in rural and urban Uganda.

Injury patterns in rural and urban Uganda.
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10.1136/ip.7.1.46
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发表时间:
2001-03-01
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Injury prevention : journal of the International Society for Child and Adolescent Injury Prevention
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通讯作者:
Lett, R
Lett, R
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其他
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作者:
Kobusingye, O;Guwatudde, D;Lett, R

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OBJECTIVES: To describe and contrast injury patterns in rural and urban Uganda.SETTINGS: One rural and one urban community in Uganda.METHODS: Community health workers interviewed adult respondents in households selected by multistage sampling, using a standardized questionnaire.RESULTS: In the rural setting, 1,673 households, with 7,427 persons, were surveyed. Injuries had an annual mortality rate of 92/100,000 persons, and disabilities a prevalence proportion of 0.7%. In the urban setting 2,322 households, with 10,982 people, were surveyed. Injuries had an annual mortality rate of 217/100,000, and injury disabilities a prevalence proportion of 2.8%. The total incidence of fatal, disabling, and recovered injuries was 116/1,000/year. Leading causes of death were drowning in the rural setting, and road traffic in the city.CONCLUSION: Injuries are a substantial burden in Uganda, with much higher rates than those in most Western countries. The urban population is at a higher risk than the rural population, and the patterns of injury differ. Interventions to control injuries should be a priority in Uganda.