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Victorian Injury Surveillance and Applied Research System (VISAR)
Victorian Injury Surveillance and Applied Research System (VISAR)
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Databases held by VISAR

26/07/2001

As shown in Table 1, VISAR has progressively established substantial holdings of statewide injury data at three levels of severity - deaths, hospital admissions and emergency department presentations.

Databases of incident cases held and utilised by VISAR Table 1

Level of severity Source No. of cases
Death* Victorian Coronial Facilitation System (VCFS): July 1989 to June 1995

Victorian Coronial Facilitation System (VCFS): July 1989 to June 1995
Australian Bureau of Statistics - National Injury Death data (ABS-Deaths)
1970; 1975; 1980; 1985; and 1990 to 1998

9,238

101,650

Hospital admission Victorian Admitted Episodes Database (VAED).
Comprised of:
- public hospitals, July 1987 to June 1999
- private hospitals, July 1992 to June 1999
1,258,068

1,036,574
221,494

Hospital emergency
department presentation
Original Victorian Injury Surveillance System database (VISS):
Nov 1988 to July 1996, 7 campuses of 5 Victorian public hospitals (detailed data)

Victorian Emergency Minimum Dataset (VEMD):
October 1995 to February 2000, 28 Victorian
public hospitals (Level 1 data)

173,330

933,938

*Deaths: additional data source:
The National Coronial Information System, currently under development, will supersede the VCFS and incorporate Victorian Coronial data.

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