Step 1. Which measure do you wish to focus on?

Number of Injury Deaths

Injury Death Rate (per 100,000 population)

Age-adjusted Injury Death Rate (per 100,000 population)

Age-adjusted Injury Death Rate for Selected Age Groups  Note

Average Age at Death

Ranked Underlying Causes of Injury Death: Counts

Ranked Underlying Causes of Injury Death: Rates
     (per 100,000 population)

Ranked Underlying Causes of Injury Death: Age-adjusted Rates
     (per 100,000 population)

Ranked Underlying Causes of Injury Death: Age-adjusted Rates
     for Selected Age Groups  Note

 

Note: To use the Ranked Underlying Causes measures, you need to select the measure here AND choose Underlying Causes of Injury Death as a row variable in Step 7 below. Causes are sorted (ranked) in order of frequency.

Note: To see statistics for specific external causes of death, you must specify one or more causes in the drop-down list above AND choose Underlying Causes of Injury Death as a ROW or COLUMN variable in step 7 or 8 below.

 
Step 3. Select One or More Manner or Intent of Injury Death (Optional)

Note: To see statistics for a specific manner or intent of death, you must specify one or more in the drop-down list above AND choose Manner or Intent of Injury Death as a ROW or COLUMN variable in step 7 or 8 below.

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Step 4. Choose One or More Geographic Areas
All locations refer to place of residence.

State: Click on the "Wisconsin statewide" button. (This is the default option.)
Region: Click on the "Region" button. Then select the region name, or hold down the Control (Ctrl) key and select multiple regions.
County: Click on the "County" button. Then select the county name, or hold down the Control (Ctrl) key and select multiple counties.
Regional Trauma Advisory Council: Click on the "Regional Trauma Advisory Council" button. Then select the name, or hold down the Control (Ctrl) key and select multiple names.

Note: To see results for individual areas, first select the areas of interest here, then choose "Geographic Area" as a ROW variable or COLUMN variable (Step 7 or 8).

 
Step 5. Choose One or More Years
You can choose to see data for the latest available year (2007). Or you can choose to see one or more single years, or one or more groups of years. Note: If you are requesting data for a small population, it is often useful to combine years of data. WISH suppresses small numbers (when cell size is less than 5) to comply with Wisconsin vital records data privacy guidelines.

Deaths before 1999 must be analyzed separately; see Trend Analysis Caution and the 1989 - 1998 data module.

One or more years: Select a year, or hold down the Control (Ctrl) key and select multiple years.
Specify your own years: Click on this button, then enter the years of interest.

Note: To see results for a series of years (or a series of year groups), first select the years of interest here, then choose "Year(s)" as a ROW variable or COLUMN variable in step 7 or 8 below.

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Step 6. Choose a Specific Subpopulation (Optional)
To select more than one age range (but not all), hold down the Control key and select them.

 
Step 7. CHOOSE A ROW VARIABLE

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Step 8. CHOOSE A COLUMN VARIABLE (Optional)
Note: Cannot be used with a "Ranked Causes" query.

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Last Revised:  December 08, 2008