Choking can happen to anyone at any age, but children under age five are at greatest risk for choking injury and death.

BCIRPU has published five new reports for each Health Authority to provide details on the burden of concussion hospitalizations among children and youth.

Register early, the course fills up fast!

The campaign was created by the BC Falls and Injury Prevention Coalition (BCFIPC) to raise awareness about four simple actions to reduce the risk of falls.

Registration and the Call for Abstracts is now open for the 2016 Watch Your Step National Fall Prevention Conference in Calgary, Alberta on May 16 and 17, 2016.

The Economic Burden of Injury in British Columbia shows where injury prevention efforts could have the greatest return on investment for all age groups.

We are hiring a Community Mobilizer/Coordinator responsible for leading the mobilization and activation of the BC injury prevention network.

This report explores the extent of trampoline-related injuries among children ages 0-17 years old.

We have become increasingly concerned that some of our efforts to keep children safe may be doing unintended harm – particularly as it relates to children’s play.