Introduction Pain and mental health conditions account for a significant proportion of the
public health burden of injury, and treatment patterns can vary by neighbourhood area. We …

Context Persistent pain and mental health conditions are prevalent and disabling after
transport injury. To date, few studies have explored geographic variations in the prevalence …

Background Persistent pain and mental health conditions often co-occur after injury, cause
enormous disability, reduce social and economic participation, and increase long-term …

Purpose This study aimed to characterise recovery from pain and mental health symptoms,
and identify whether treatment use facilitates recovery. Methods Victorian State Trauma …

Background Comorbidity is known to affect length of hospital stay and mortality after trauma
but less is known about its impact on recovery beyond the immediate post-accident care …

Background There is growing evidence that health and social outcomes following motor
vehicle crash injury are related to cognitive and emotional responses of the injured …

Background Studies have shown that in people injured in a road traffic crash, persistent
symptoms are common and can lead to significant ongoing personal impact. Hence …

Introduction In many jurisdictions, people experiencing an injury often pursue compensation
to support their treatment and recovery expenses. Healthcare costs form a significant portion …

Objective A prospective cohort study to investigate how injury and early post-injury
psychosocial factors influence health outcomes 12 months after road traffic injury. Methods …

Introduction Post-discharge healthcare needs are complex and persistent for people
following major trauma. A number of geographic barriers to accessing healthcare exist …