International Collaborative Effort on Injury Statistics
Renaissance M Street Hotel, Washington, DC
Sunday, October 19, 2008
PowerPoints are available from each of the presenters. Please e-mail them directly.
8:30
Welcome, Introductions and the Future of the ICE
Lois Fingerhut, Chair LaFingerhut@gmail.com ; lafingerhut@gmail.com
9:15-3:30
Session 1 International Injury Indicators
Moderator: Yvette Holder, yvetteholder@bellsouth.net
Panel 1:
Lee Annest, jla1@cdc.gov
John Langley, john.langley@ipru.otago.ac.nz
Ronan Lyons, r.a.lyons@swansea.ac.uk
Goal: to develop of cross-national indicators that meet agreed upon criteria of indicators as put forth in previous ICE Meetings
10:15
Discussion
11:00
How does the Global Burden of Disease (GBD) project fit with our international agenda for indicators?
James Harrison, James.Harrison@flinders.edu.au
Kavi Bawa-Bhalla, kavi_bhalla@harvard.edu
Panel 2
Moderator: Lois Fingerhut
Goal- to examine “real world data” used for development of indicators
11:30
Experience from injury surveillance systems in Ethiopia and Mozambique
Kidist Bartolomeos, bartolomeosk@who.int
11:40
Injury surveillance: data from Kenya and Uganda
Wilson Odero, wodero@africaonline.co.ke
11:50
Real world data from Australia: The Victorian experience
Belinda Gabbe, Belinda.Gabbe@med.monash.edu.au
12:00
Real world data – Quebec, Canada: Comparison of two indicators for surveillance of falls among older adults
Yvonne Robatille, yvonne.robitaille@inspq.qc.ca
12:40-1:40
Lunch
Panel 3
Moderator: Lois Fingerhut
11:40
Data quality
James Harrison, James.Harrison@flinders.edu.au
1:50
Challenges in developing and validating injury indicators for Canadian children and youth
Alison Macpherson, alison3@yorku.ca
Ian Pike, ipike@cw.bc.ca
2:10
Questions/discussion for Panel 3
Panel 4:
Merida Indicators Discussion
Moderator: Colin Cryer, colin.cryer@ipru.otago.ac.nz
Goal: to follow-up on indicators developed in Merida, Mexico (March 2008)
2:25
Merida indicators presentations
Colin Cryer, colin.cryer@ipru.otago.ac.nz
Lois Fingerhut, LaFingerhut@gmail.com; lafingerhut@gmail.com
3:10
Probability of admission to hospital
Colin Cryer, colin.cryer@ipru.otago.ac.nz
3:55
Session II: Threat of disability
Moderator: James Harrison
4:05
Injury as a cause of Disability: a social model approach
Mitch Loeb, gze1@cdc.gov
Li-Hui Chen, eyx5@cdc.gov
4:15
The development of impairment-related injury outcome indicators
Pauline Gulliver, Pauline.gulliver@ipru.otago.ac.nz
4:25
Combining disability and incidence data: experience from UK Burden of Injuries Study
Ronan Lyons, r.a.lyons@swansea.ac.uk
4:35
Alternative approaches to derive disability weights in injuries: do they make a difference?
Juanita Haagsma, Juanita.Haagsma@rivm.nl
Monday, October 20, 2008
8:30
Future of ICE- continuing discussion Lois Fingerhut
Session III: Severity measurement
Moderator: Lois Fingerhut
8:45
GBD and severity
Kavi Bawa-Bhalla, kavi_bhalla@harvard.edu
James Harrison, James.Harrison@flinders.edu.au
9:00
Steps needed to finalize the ICE-MRG severity rankings for selecting a main injury
Margaret Warner, mmw9@cdc.gov
Li-Hui Chen, eyx5@cdc.gov
9:10
Towards international scaling of severity stability of ICISS scores between New Zealand, Australia and Denmark
Jens Lauritsen, Jens.Lauritsen@ouh.regionsyddanmark.dk
9:20
Impact of pre-hospital deaths on ICISS measurement
Rolf Gedeborg, rolf.gedeborg@surgsci.uu.se
9:30
Discussion of severity measurement issues
10:30
Workgroup Breakout Sessions
- Fatal and nonfatal injury indicators
- Disability indicator’s
- Severity measurement
12:30
Lunch
1:30
Reports of recommendations back to group and discussion
Indicators, Disability, Severity
3:30
Final Recommendations
4:15
Other project updates
ICD-11 James Harrison, James.Harrison@flinders.edu.au
4:45
Future of ICE Lois Fingerhut
5:15
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