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References Contact details 27 References RoSPA’s public health team can be contacted using A variety of data sources have been used in preparing this publication, including: the details below: The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents The Office for National Statistics Mortality statistics publications for England and Wales (series DR, DH2 RoSPA House and DH4), which have given an insight into the changing levels of home and road accident deaths 28 Calthorpe Road Edgbaston The Home Accident Surveillance System (UK) and Hospital Episode Statistics (England) for detail regarding Birmingham accident-related A&E visits and hospital admissions B15 1RP The All Wales Injury Surveillance System, which has provided detail on the age and location profiles Tel: 0121 248 2506 of accidental injuries Fax: 0121 248 2001 The Department for Transport, Health and Safety Executive and TRL for the financial costs of accidents Email: [email protected] Website: www.rospa.com The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence for detail relating to accidents involving children and young people Twitter: www.twitter.com/rospa Facebook: www.facebook.com/rospa The South West Public Health Observatory (SWPHO) and its online Injury Profiles tool Blog: http://safetygonesane.wordpress.com/ Department of Child Health at Cardiff University and the NSPCC – ‘Oral injuries and bites on children’ YouTube: www.youtube.com/rospatube The NHS Information Centre RoSPA’s public health web page: www.rospa.com/publichealth/ Full references are available from RoSPA on request. Many of them can also be found in the “References” Scan here section in our extensive response to the Department of Health’s White Paper: ‘Healthy lives, healthy people: December 2012 our strategy for public health in England. ‘ See www.rospa.com/publichealth/ RoSPA is more than happy to provide assistance to those looking for accident-related data. The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents