Concussion among children & youth : Concussion among children and youth : Fraser Health Authority

Fraser Health, those under the age of five had the Evidence suggests that children and youth are at highest rates of fall-related concussion greater risk of concussion and more serious head hospitalizations (10.2/100,000) and older youth injury than the general population, take longer than aged 15 to 19 years had the highest rates for adults to recover following a concussion, and that transport-re [...] Rates of child and youth Langley had the highest concussion concussion hospitalization were highest in hospitalization rates for 15 to 19 year olds Langley (17.7/100,000) and lowest in Surrey (27.4/100,000) (Figure 20). [...] Rates within Fraser East, Fraser North and Fraser South were Rates of emergency department visits for highest among infants less than one year concussion were highest in Fraser East (1,503.8/100,000, 1,596.5/ 100,000 and (834.2/100,000). [...] Rates of concussion Memorial reported the highest rate of emergency department visits per 100,000 concussion emergency department visits per emergency department visits peaked during 100,000 emergency department visits, among October and November (3,039.4/100,000 and all hospitals in the Fraser Health Authority at 3,051.4/ 100,000, respectively). [...] Health, rates of emergency department visits to Overall concussion emergency department visit BC Children’s Hospital were highest among rates at BC Children’s Hospital among children males and females less than one year of age for residing in Fraser Health were highest in infants concussion (Figure 34).