1. ATV INJURIES IN ALBERTA 2002-2013

2. DATA SOURCES Deaths: Data obtained from Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, Alberta Includes 4-wheeled ATVs (does include utility vehicles side-by-side) deaths occurring within Alberta of Alberta residents Death date between January 1, 2002 and December 31, 2013 Major Trauma: Data was provided by the Alberta Trauma Registry. The Alberta Trauma Registry includes injuries with a severity score >=12. The injury severity score is an internationally recognized scoring system developed to assign a level of severity to an injury. The higher the score there is an increase in severity and mortality. Hospital Admissions and Emergency Department Visits: Data obtained from Alberta Health Interactive Database Includes ATV-related hospital admissions and emergency department visits with admission/visit date between January 1, 2004 and December 31, 2013 Data is not corrected for the number of ATV participants, the number of kilometers driven, the number of hours riding, the number of used/registered ATVs

3. NUMBER OF ATV-RELATED DEATHS BY YEAR ALBERTA, 2002-2013

4. NUMBER OF DEATHS BY MONTH OF INCIDENT ALBERTA, 2002-2013

5. LOCATION OF INCIDENT ALBERTA, 2002-2013

6. GENDER BREAKDOWN ALBERTA, 2002-2013

7. DRIVER/PASSENGER BREAKDOWN ALBERTA, 2002-2013

8. NUMBER AND RATE OF DEATHS BY AGE GROUP ALBERTA, 2002-2013

9. NUMBER OF DEATHS BY TIME OF INCIDENT/LAST TIME SEEN ALBERTA, 2002-2013

10. NUMBER OF DEATHS BY INCIDENT TYPE ALBERTA, 2002-2013

11. DRIVERS TESTED-RESULTS OF ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION ALBERTA, 2002-2013

12. DRIVERS- BLOOD ALCOHOL CONCENTRATION ALBERTA, 2002-2013

13. HELMET USAGE BY AGE GROUP ALBERTA, 2002-2013

14. HELMET USAGE BY GENDER ALBERTA, 2002-2013 Male n=152 Female n=27

15. HELMET USAGE BY DRIVER/PASSENGER ALBERTA, 2002-2013 Driver (n=155)Passenger (n=22)

16. NUMBER/PERCENT BY CAUSE OF DEATH ALBERTA, 2002-2013

17. HEAD INJURY AND HELMET USAGE ALBERTA, 2002-2013

18. FARM RELATED-DEATHS ALBERTA, 2002-2013 There were 17 farm activity-related deaths or deaths specifically documented having occurred on a farm 5 deaths involved herding/moving animals 4 were children less than 16 yrs of age all were drivers Majority, 14 deceased were not wearing a helmet. Only 1 was wearing a helmet and in 2 deaths helmet use was unknown.

19. SEX, MAJOR ATV TRAUMA ADMISSIONS (ISS >=12) AT ALBERTA LEVEL 1-3 TRAUMA CENTRES 2009-2013

20. MAJOR ATV TRAUMA ADMISSIONS AND RATE (ISS ≥ 12) AT ALBERTA LEVEL 1 -3 TRAUMA CENTRES 2009-2013

21. % MAJOR ATV TRAUMA ADMISSIONS (ISS >=12) TESTED FOR BLOOD ALCOHOL CONTENT (BAC) 2009-2013

22. MAJOR ATV TRAUMA ADMISSIONS (ISS >=12), HELMET USE, AND HEAD INJURY

23. ANNUAL HOSPITAL ADMISSION NUMBERS AND RATES ALBERTA, 2004-2013

24. ANNUAL EMERGENCY DEPT. VISIT NUMBERS AND RATES ALBERTA, 2004-2013

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