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1 ALBERT-EDEN LOCAL BOARD On average 144 children hospitalised There 0 deaths reported during the period 2006 to Ages 0-4 and 5-9 are most frequently injured 58% of children hospitalised are boys objects: Motor Vehicle Traffic: 31 (38%) (17%) (8%) (7%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
2 DEVONPORT-TAKAPUNA LOCAL BOARD <5 8 On average 67 children hospitalised each year There <5 deaths reported during the period 2006 to Age 5-9 are most frequently injured 63% of children hospitalised are boys objects: Poisoning: 7 (32%) (18%) (13%) (6%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
3 FRANKLIN LOCAL BOARD On average135 children hospitalised There 7 deaths reported during the period 2006 to Age are most frequently injured 62% of children hospitalised are boys objects: 159 Other land transport: (25%) (13%) (6%) (6%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
4 GREAT BARRIER Local Board 8 On average <5 children hospitalised 5 < There 0 deaths reported during the period 2006 to <5 objects: <5 Other land transport: <5 63% of children hospitalised are boys (13%) (13%) (13%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
5 HENDERSON-MASSEY LOCAL BOARD On average 178 children hospitalised There 14 deaths reported during the period 2006 to 60% of children hospitalised are boys Fall: 382 struck by of objects: 238 Poisoning: 46 Motor Vehicle Traffic: (40%) (12%) (9%) (8%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
6 HIBISCUS AND BAYS Local Board <5 8 On average 119 children hospitalised There <5 deaths reported during the period 2006 to Age are most frequently injured 61% of children hospitalised are boys objects: Overexertion 23 (35%) (13%) (11%) (7%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
7 HOWICK Local Board On average 159 children hospitalised There <5 deaths reported during the period 2006 to Age 5-9 are most frequently injured 61% of children hospitalised are boys objects: Poisoning: 32 (29%) (18%) (7%) (5%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
8 KAIPATIKI Local Board <5 7 On average 108 children hospitalised There 0 deaths reported during the period 2006 to % of children hospitalised are boys objects: Fire/Hot object or substance: 16 (40%) (17%) (8%) (7%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
9 MANGERE-OTAHUHU Local Board On average 247 children hospitalised There 14 deaths reported during the period 2006 to 60% of children hospitalised are boys objects: 347 Fire/Hot object or substance: (38%) (12%) (5%) (4%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
10 MANUREWA Local Board On average 237 children hospitalised There 15 deaths reported during the period 2006 to % of children hospitalised are boys 526 objects: 330 Fire/Hot object or substance: (37%) (13%) (5%) (3%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
11 MAUNGAKIEKIE-TAMAKI Local Board On average 186 children hospitalised There <5 deaths reported during the period 2006 to % of children hospitalised are boys objects: 293 Fire/Hot object or substance: 46 Motor Vehicle Traffic: 35 (46%) (12%) (7%) (6%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
12 ORAKEI Local Board <5 12 On average 120 children hospitalised There 0 deaths reported during the period 2006 to Age 5-9 are most frequently injured 56% of children hospitalised are boys objects: Motor Vehicle Traffic: 14 (35%) (18%) (12%) (6%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
13 OTARA-PAPATOETOE Local Board On average 238 children hospitalised There 12 deaths reported during the period 2006 to % of children hospitalised are boys objects: 326 Fire/Hot object or substance: (34%) (13%) (7%) (3%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
14 PAPAKURA LOCAL BOARD On average120 children hospitalised There 6 deaths reported during the period 2006 to % of children hospitalised are boys 292 objects: 138 Natural/ Environmental: 35 Fire/Hot object or substance: (35%) (12%) (5%) (2%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
15 Puketapapa LOCAL BOARD <5 On average 93 children hospitalised each year There 5 deaths reported during the period 2006 to % of children hospitalised are boys objects: 148 Motor Vehicle Traffic: (45%) (13%) (8%) (7%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
16 RODNEY LOCAL BOARD <5 <5 On average 99 children hospitalised each year There 6 deaths reported during the period 2006 to Age 5-9 are most frequently injured 59% of children hospitalised are boys objects: Other : 38 (33%) (13%) (12%) (9%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
17 UPPER HARBOUR LOCAL BOARD <5 assaults <5 On average 66 children hospitalised each year There <5 deaths reported during the period 2006 to Ages 0-4 and 5-9 are most frequently injured 58% of children hospitalised are boys objects: Poisoning: 10 (36%) (15%) (11%) (7%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
18 WAIHEKE Local Board 70 6 <5 On average 14 children hospitalised each year There 0 deaths reported during the period 2006 to <5 <5 <5 Ages 0-4 and are most frequently injured 54% of children hospitalised are boys objects: 19 Other land transport: <5 <5 (37%) (14%) (4%) (4%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
19 WAITAKERE RANGES LOCAL BOARD <5 6 On average 89 children hospitalised each year There <5 deaths reported during the period 2006 to % of children hospitalised are boys 217 objects: Natural/ Enironmental: (33%) (19%) (10%) (6%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
20 WAITEMATA LOCAL BOARD On average 61 children hospitalised each year There 0 deaths reported during the period 2006 to % of children hospitalised are boys objects: 83 Fire/Hot object or substance: 10 Natural/ Enironmental: 7 (36%) (18%) (11%) (5%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
21 Whau Local Board On average 122 children hospitalised There <5 deaths reported during the period 2006 to % of children hospitalised are boys objects: Motor Vehicle Traffic: 26 (43%) (15%) (7%) (7%) Safekids Aotearoa s mission is to reduce the incidence and severity of unintentional injuries to children in aged 0-14 years.
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