injury tracking application

What Types of Injuries are Tracked?

Injury tracking encompasses a broad range of injuries, including but not limited to:
Traumatic injuries (e.g., fractures, concussions)
Burns and scalds
Poisonings
Drownings
Violence-related injuries (e.g., stab wounds, gunshot wounds)

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