Injury prevention is part of a comprehensive approach to enhancing health and quality of life for all Vermonters. Vermont's Injury Prevention Program uses data to determine activities while improving our understanding of the causes of injury, populations that are most at risk, and trends in a particular type of injury; and assessing the impact of prevention programs.
See how well we are meeting our injury prevention goals though our Healthy Vermonters 2020 Scorecard and Maps & Trends.
Injury Surveillance Reports
Burden Documents
Data Briefs
- Unintentional Drowning, 2020
- Intentional Self-Harm and Death by Suicide, 2019
- Firearm Storage Safety, 2019
- Bicycle-Related Injuries, 2019
- Pedestrian-Related Injuries, 2019
- Firearm Injury and Death in Vermont, 2019
- Risk Behaviors and Protective Factors of High School Students Who Made a Suicide Plan, 2019
- Suicide Morbidity, 2018
- Suicide Mortality, 2017
- Falls Among Older Adults, 2017
- Firearm-Related Deaths, 2017
- Leading Causes Injury Morbidity, 2017
- Traumatic Brain Injury Morbidity and Mortality, 2017
- Sudden Unexpected Infant Death, 2017
- Leading Causes of Injury Mortality, 2017
- Sexual and Intimate Partner Violence, 2016
- Suicide Morbidity, 2016
- Suicide Mortality, 2016
- Accidental Drowning, 2016
- Firearm-Related Deaths, 2016