Table 7.

Multilevel studies for childhood burn, fall, poisoning, and drowning injuries: summary of methodological features and results (n = 1).

Author & year country (city/region)	Outcome/sB, F, P, Da	Age group/s data sourceb	SES measure	Analysis covariates	Results: the level of 95% is used for all confidence intervals (CI)
Kim et al. 2007 South Korea (whole country)	D, F Deaths	0–5 years R: birth and death registers	Father's occupation, mother's education for individual level, deprivation index for districts (5 levels)	Multilevel poisson regression Sex	Deprivation showed a clear positive relationship with mortality by drowning (RR = 1.7—estimated from figure—for 4th quintile compared to first quintile), but not by falls, after controlling for individual-level variables

Note ^aB=burns, F=falls, P=Poisoning, D=Drowning; ^bR=register; I= interview, Q=self-administered questionnaire.