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Figure 38: Road Traffic Collisions by ward.Number of collisions Carlisle (CuPS, 2004-2005)180160140120100806040200LYNEGREAT CORBY & GELTSDALEBURGHSTANWIX RURALLONGTOWN & ROCKCLIFFEBRAMPTONYEWDALESTANWIX URBANBELAHWETHERALHARRABYDALSTONMORTONUPPERBYST. AIDANSDENTON HOLMECASTLEBOTCHERBYCURROCKBELLE VUECollisons (all types)Figure 36 shows the number of road traffic collisions by ward, and demonstrates that the wardswith the highest number of accidents are in those suffering from the higher levels of deprivation.27.2 Falls.The National Service Framework for Older People Standard Six, (DoH 2001) aims to reduce thenumber of falls which result in serious injury, and ensure effective treatment and rehabilitationfor those who have fallen. A dedicated falls Prevention and Management Service is basedwithin the Acute Hospital Trust in Carlisle.Figure 39 shows standardised mortality ratios from accidental falls for each of the Cumbria localauthorities. We can see that while the Carlisle rate is slightly above the national average, this isnot statistically significant.Fiona Huntington 41 of 47
Figure 39: SMRs from Accidental Falls.SMR mortality from accidental falls (W00-W19) 2004-2006400350300250SMR200150100500Copeland CD Eden CD Allerdale CD Carlisle CD South Lakeland CD Barrow-in-Furness CDLocalityAccidental and Non- Accidental Injury in Children.Accidents are the leading cause of injury to children and disproportionately affect children fromthe lower socio-economic groups.National indicators for Local authorities and Local Authority Partnerships identify the reductionin emergency hospital admission caused by unintentional and deliberate injuries to children andyoung people as a national priority. Reporting on national indicators commenced from April2008.Performance is measured by dividing the total number of finished in-year admissions ofchildren and young people to hospital as a result of accidental and non-accidental injury.Good performance relating to this indicator is typified by local authorities demonstrating adecreased rate.Figure 40 illustrates the rate of emergency admissions with an external cause per 10,000people aged 0 – 19 years of age for each local authority in Cumbria. Only Eden and SouthLakeland show rates below the average for England. The remaining local authorities show adecreasing trend over the three year period 2003 – 2007 for injuries resulting from an externalcause.The exception is Carlisle which has shown no such decrease, and in fact shows a slightincrease for 2006 / 07. This indicates that performance needs to improve if we are todemonstrate a reduction in injuries to our children and young people.Fiona Huntington 42 of 47
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