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The NEISS is a probability sample of hospital emergency departments in the United States and its territories. This data set contains data from last five years.
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A data frame with 2,332,957 rows and 18 variables:
A unique identifer for each case
Date of treatment
Primary sampling unit (hospital) identifier
Weights adjusted for non-response, hospitals mergers and changes in sampling frame. Sum these weights to get national estimate.
Age. Rounded to nearest month if under than 2, otherwise rounded to nearest year
Sex: male, female, or unknown.
7-level race
Optional free form text for other races
Diagnosis code. If multiple diagnoses, this is the most severe
Free text for "other" diagnoses
Most seriously injured body part
Final disposition of case after university visit
Locale where injury occurred.
Fire department involvement
Consumer product codes. Order is not important.
Description of what victim was doing, products involved, and locale of the incident (all upper case).
http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Research–Statistics/NEISS-Injury-Data/
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