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Injury Core Capacity Development
Georgia is one of 28 states receiving CDC funding to conduct injury surveillance as part of an overall plan for injury control. The general injury data collected for the Core Capacity program examine causes of injury rather than the nature of the injury itself. 

Lead agency: Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health
Phone: 404-679-0500
Website: health.state.ga.us  

Core State Injury Program: Georgia Profile 

State Injury Indicators Data
Georgia is one of 26 states participating in the Injury Indicators program coordinated by CDC, with input from CSTE and STIPDA. Participating states voluntarily analyze hospitalization and death data to track, monitor, and report on various injuries and risk factors, including TBI. Note that this program uses a restricted definition of TBI. 

Lead agency: Georgia Department of Human Resources, Division of Public Health
Phone: 404-679-0500
Website: health.state.ga.us

Report: State Injury Indicators Report 

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Registry
Georgia has a central nervous system registry that captures both TBI and spinal cord injury. 

Lead agency: Georgia Department of Rehabilitation Services
Phone: 706-298-7270
Website: www.vocrehabga.org 

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