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2017•Canadian Journal of Emergency MedicineOpen access

P023: Emergency department data provides a realistic count of pedestrian injuries

Jeffrey R. Brubacher, Ginger Sutton, Charmaine Lam, Aleksandar Trajkovski, Ryan Yip, T. Liu, H. Chan

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Key concepts: Pedestrian, Medicine, Medical emergency, Emergency department, Crash, Injury prevention, Poison control, Occupational safety and health

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