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BURNS

On average 500 children a year present to the Princess Margaret Hospital Emergency Department as a result of a burn or scald, with one third of these children requiring admission into hospital.

PREVENTING FALLS IN CHILDREN

Falls are the leading cause of childhood injury, accounting for almost 40 percent of hospital admissions to Princess Margaret Hospital. It’s important to keep in mind that children will sometimes end up with grazes, however serious injuries from falls can be prevented.

PREVENTING POISONING IN CHILDREN

On average just over 500 Western Australian children present each year to the Princess Margaret Hospital Emergency Department for a poisoning injury, of these more than half are due to pharmaceuticals.

KEEPING KIDS SAFE ON FARMS

Farms provide a happy and healthy environment in which to raise your family. However, a farm can also be a dangerous place for children. With the support of the Western Australian Department of Health, Kidsafe WA has developed this animation to promote farm safety and preventing injuries in children.

VIETNAMESE – PREVENTING POISONING IN CHILDREN

On average just over 500 Western Australian children present each year to the Princess Margaret Hospital Emergency Department for a poisoning injury, of these more than half are due to pharmaceuticals.

KOREAN – PREVENTING POISONING IN CHILDREN

On average just over 500 Western Australian children present each year to the Princess Margaret Hospital Emergency Department for a poisoning injury, of these more than half are due to pharmaceuticals.

ARABIC – PREVENTING POISONING IN CHILDREN

On average just over 500 Western Australian children present each year to the Princess Margaret Hospital Emergency Department for a poisoning injury, of these more than half are due to pharmaceuticals.